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While the upcoming Olympic games in Tokyo are still far off in the minds of many, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government is already teaming up with Tokyo 2020 to prepare for the event. In the course of their preparations, one of their main objectives is to ensure that all international standards are met for the event…. Read More

The scientists involved in recording history’s largest known dead zone are making waves in their effort to restore the Gulf of Mexico to a healthy equilibrium. One group of researchers, known as the Mississippi River/Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Task Force, is actively working to contain the dead zone in the Gulf. Although high levels of… Read More

A new water quality certification program in Minnesota is highlighting the importance of, and challenges to, reducing water pollution from agricultural land. Farming can pose a threat to water quality and water safety because fertilizers and manures can run off when it rains and pollute nearby watersheds. Minnesota’s water quality certification program, which was piloted… Read More

After recording a record-breaking dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico this week, scientists have shed light on the harsh reality that our water quality in the U.S. is deteriorating at an alarming rate. A dead zone, also known as a hypoxic zone, is an area where oxygen levels are abnormally low, creating hostile living… Read More

During a recent test of the quality of drinking water in its schools, the San Marcos Unified School District found higher than acceptable lead levels in a water fountain at San Marcos Middle School. The testing followed the discovery of dangerous levels of lead in drinking water at a San Ysidro school. The offending water… Read More

We are starting the pre-order for the highly anticipated 414-RMA. The 414-RMA will allow you to better react to a red light condition in your application… from up to 700 feet away! For pricing and release date, please contact scott@hydrocheck.com