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Developments in water treatment, monitoring, regulation, and technology.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is enforcing landmark national limits on PFAS — widely known as "forever chemicals" — in public drinking water systems, marking one of the most significant drinking water regulations in decades.
Read More →The 2025 Gulf of Mexico "dead zone" measured approximately 4,400 square miles — below the long-term average — but scientists warn that the underlying causes of oxygen depletion continue to intensify.
Read More →Across the country, state legislatures are stepping up with aggressive new water quality laws targeting everything from PFAS contamination to agricultural runoff, filling gaps left by shifting federal priorities.
Read More →Researchers at Rice University have developed the first environmentally friendly technology capable of trapping and breaking down toxic PFAS compounds in water — working hundreds to thousands of times faster than conventional filtration methods.
Read More →As states roll out mandatory lead testing programs for schools and childcare facilities, early results reveal a troubling picture — and underscore the critical importance of water quality monitoring in buildings where children spend their days.
Read More →The global water treatment market has expanded to $84.78 billion in 2026, driven by tightening regulations, aging infrastructure, and growing demand for advanced monitoring and treatment technologies.
Read More →Hydro-Check can help identify the appropriate monitoring solution for your application.
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