Testing Water Quality depends on quality and use. Choosing the appropriate water quality parameters for analyses depends on narrowing down which water tests are most appropriate for your water problem. Different types of water that have certain uses will prompt different types of questions. These questions narrow the focus and help in choosing the correct [...]
Water Conservation
Growing water demand and rising costs of water and sewer. Uncertain water supplies and inefficient equipment that uses water challenge businesses, institutions and recreational facilities to come up with better water management. Rapid population growth and economic development are straining water supplies In most areas around the US and the world. As urban and suburban [...]
Increasing water and sewer costs.
Water costs are rising at alarming rates. Sewage fees are often greater than water rates. Aging water and sewage systems were not designed to support the relentless demand caused by population growth. EPA is enforcing more stringent environmental regulations, but has significantly decreased funding for infrastructure renewal. The cost of upgrading or replacing overburdened water [...]
Demand for Clean Water
Water costs are rising at alarming rates. Sewage fees are often greater than water rates. Growing water demand, rising costs of water and sewer, uncertain water supplies and inefficient water using equipment challenge business, institutions and recreational facilities to come up with better water management. As urban and suburban populations grow, they are overwhelming our [...]
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Cool Water Facts
Watercenter.org Facelift
Watercenter.org has been undergoing a facelift. We are bringing some of the water terminology and concepts into a more searchable form. This will allow students, teachers and the general public an overview of some of the aspects of water and the uses of water. Focus on Science and Water. Under the current political and economic [...]
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