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View as a gridWorld Water Day Spotlights Safe Water Access Challenges
Idexx Currents
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World Water Day, organized annually by the United Nations each March 22, tackles the global water crisis. This year focuses on effective cooperation.
We weren't invisible anymore
University of Richmond Magazine
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Fifty years ago, the first generation of Black undergraduates at Richmond organized UR's first Black History Week.
Water Testing Drones Take Off
Idexx Currents
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Over recent years, drones have been increasingly deployed for water testing at remote and dangerous locations.
City's Recreational Water Quality Monitoring Transformed by Tech
Idexx Currents
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Same-day results from automated water quality testing technology improved recreational access in Kingston, Ontario.
The Safe Drinking Water Act Undergoes 6-Year Review
Idexx Currents
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The EPA is currently looking at eight contaminants that fall under the SDWA's microbial and disinfection byproducts (MDBP) rules. Here's what water lab managers need to know about the review, including why it's important and how to participate in the process.
Water Stagnation in Buildings: Assumptions Challenged by New Research
Idexx Currents
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Researchers are challenging long-held assumptions about building water stagnation and Legionella pneumophila growth.
Why the New National Wastewater Surveillance System Matters
Idexx Currents
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A new U.S. wastewater surveillance system for SARS-CoV-2 is in the works. Here’s how your laboratory can get involved.
California Defines Microplastics for Drinking Water Testing
Idexx Currents
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The California State Water Resources Control Board recently adopted an official definition of microplastics in drinking water, becoming the first government agency in the country to do so.
REI Set to Achieve Carbon Neutrality in Operations This Year
Environment + Energy Leader
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REI Co-op is achieving carbon-neutral operations for 2020. The goal was initially set in 2006.
What SARS-CoV-2 Wastewater Testing Means for Your Lab
Idexx Currents
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Research found that testing wastewater for SARS-CoV-2 offers advantages for public health. Microbiologist Yolanda Brooks shares what you need to know.
CDP: Fashion Companies Slow to Recognize Water Pollution Risks
Environment + Energy Leader
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New research uncovered enormous water pollution risks for global fashion and textile companies. CDP global director of water security Cate Lamb explains what’s at stake for them.
Timberland Anticipates Products Becoming 'Net Positive' by 2030
Environment + Energy Leader
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Timberland wants all of their products to give back more than they take by 2030. In this deep dive, Timberland’s manager of environmental stewardship Zack Angelini discusses how the global outdoor lifestyle brand plans to achieve these new goals.
E-Book: Implementing an Advanced Corporate Climate Strategy
Environment + Energy Leader
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More than 900 companies, including familiar brands, have adopted science-based targets to reduce greenhouse gases. A new e-book from Environment + Energy Leader shows how these targets create new business opportunities and build resilience.
Campbell Soup Company Adopts a Cross-Functional Sustainable Packaging Strategy
Environment + Energy Leader
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David Porter, senior director of enterprise packaging at Campbell Soup Company, discusses how the food multinational is pursuing its new sustainable packaging goals.
Legionella Pneumophila Risks Rise as COVID-19 Empties Buildings
Idexx Currents
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The pandemic has prompted countless offices, hotels, businesses, and facilities to close globally. As buildings sit empty, their Legionella pneumophila risks increase.
How to Gain Supply Chain Visibility During the Pandemic
Environment + Energy Leader
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In this deep dive, EcoVadis co-CEO and co-founder Pierre-Francois Thaler discusses alternatives to onsite audits during the covid-19 pandemic.
GM Takes the Long View on Emissions Reductions: Q&A with Dane Parker
Environment + Energy Leader
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Dane Parker, chief sustainability officer for GM, details how the automaker has tackled Scope 1 and 2 emissions — and where he sees the company’s environmental strategy headed.
5 NASEM Report Recommendations for Better Legionella Control
Idexx Currents
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The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) is making specific recommendations for better control over Legionella in U.S. water systems. A draft of their report named Management of Legionella in Water Systems calls for stronger policies to protect the American public from Legionnaires' disease.
E-Book: Successful US Water Management Strategies 2020
Environment + Energy Leader
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This special e-book from Environment + Energy Leader explores how better water management can provide clear advantages for sustainability executives nationwide.
E-Book: C&I Solar Plus Storage Challenges and Opportunities
Environment + Energy Leader
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This e-book for commercial and industrial leaders in North America focuses on solar plus storage projects, including the challenges and opportunities.
Coca-Cola Tests Recycled Marine Plastic as a Bottling Solution
Environment + Energy Leader
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The Coca-Cola Company produced what it says are the first ever sample bottles made using recovered and recycled marine plastic.
3 Recent Legionnaires' Disease Outbreaks Across the U.S.
Idexx Currents
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While the reason for this continued uptick remains unclear, three recent outbreaks across the U.S. show just how dangerous this waterborne pathogen can be. And since the disease is typically more prevalent during the summer and early fall, now is the time to emphasize the crucial need for routine water testing to your community.
Atlanta Airport Has High-Tech 'Flight Plan' for Food Waste
Environment + Energy Leader
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Liza Milagro, Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport’s resilience and sustainability manager, shares how the world’s busiest airport turned food waste into a high-tech zero waste donation program.