Water Quality Research Foundation

Ready to make a difference? Join the Walk for Water virtual challenge and turn your steps into support! Sign up today: https://lnkd.in/dB59z-tS #Walk4Water #Brio

?? 1-Minute Monday: Dive into WQRF's Contaminant Map ?? Ever wondered what’s in your water? The Contaminant Occurrence Map is a powerful, interactive tool that reveals the prevalence of drinking water contaminants across the U.S. – helping water treatment professionals, policymakers, and homeowners make informed decisions. ?? Watch now to see the map in action and discover how it can support your work! #1MinuteMonday #WaterQuality #Contaminants #ZipCodeSearch

The Poster Contest provides a platform for students to engage with real-world issues and contribute to the ongoing dialogue about water treatment and public health. These posters are making waves and sparking important conversations about the future of water. WQRF is excited to showcase the incredible talent of our participants! ?? Check out the featured poster abstracts: https://lnkd.in/dW25Fitu ?? WQA Convention attendees: Come interact with the presenters and see these incredible works on the show floor! Special thanks to Pentair for sponsoring this year's poster gallery! #StudentPosterContest #WQAConvention #Pentair #Innovate

Register for the Walk for Water today and join us in making an impact for water research. Every step counts! https://lnkd.in/dB59z-tS #Walk4Water #Brio

?? Join the Water Quality Collaboration Network ! ?? WQRF collaborates with water experts from academia, industry, and science-based organizations to generate critical data and advance knowledge. This #WaterExpertWednesday features Dr. Monica Arienzo, whose research focuses on metals, microplastics, and other emerging contaminants. WQRF is your gateway to impactful collaborations. Join today: https://lnkd.in/gP6JnGRp #WaterResearch #Collaboration #WaterExpertWednesday

?? BE IN THE KNOW! Enter your zip code in WQRF's Contaminant Occurrence Map to view drinking water quality in your area: https://lnkd.in/gn5r5EKV #WaterQuality #WaterResearch #ContaminantMap #WaterQualityMap To allow us to continue this impactful work, please consider donating to WQRF: https://lnkd.in/gz_UBPyu

Special thanks to our Warrior for Water, Jonathan Burkhardt, for his work on behalf of the Water Quality Research Foundation. Thank you for sharing your time and talent with WQRF! #WarriorforWaterWednesday

?? Join WQRF at the 2025 Water Quality Association Convention! ?? We’re excited to announce an education session that unveils surrogate parameters that can be used to assess the performance of granular activated carbon and ion exchange resin in removing a wide range of PFAS from drinking water. Join us to learn what the results could mean for the future of POU/POE certifications. Don’t miss the chance to learn from industry experts and discover the latest research! ?? Date: April 22, 2025 ?? Location: Long Beach, California ?? Registration: https://lnkd.in/eH9DXbgq #WQA2025 #WaterQuality #PFAS #WaterResearch

Shoutout to the winners of the 2024 Steps Challenge! Who will make the leaderboard this year? Let’s keep the momentum going - join us: https://lnkd.in/dB59z-tS #Walk4Water #Brio

?? 1-Minute Monday: How POU Devices Can Save Millions ?? In this short video, we dive into the staggering lifetime costs of lead exposure in Flint, MI: $435 million. Yet, a proactive community intervention using Point-of-Use (POU) devices could have significantly mitigated those costs. This data underscores the immense value of POU devices in protecting public health and preventing long-term community losses. ?? Watch this video to learn more! #1MinuteMonday #SafeDrinkingWater #POU #Flint #LeadExposure