Temporary Job Leads to International Career

March 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

By Donna Kreutz Thomas Palkon was fresh out of college when he took a temporary job as a lab technician testing water treatment equipment in…

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The New POU Opportunity: Flint Water Crisis Feeds New Interest in Final-Barrier Protection

March 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

By David H. Martin US EPA’s trigger level for addressing lead in drinking water—15 parts per billion—is not based on any health threat; rather, it…

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If You’re Not Moving Forward…

February 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

By Greg Reyneke, MWS When I first entered the industry two decades ago, one could learn a few basics from more experienced employees or a…

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Viewpoint: A new year with better prospects

January 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

by Kurt C. Peterson, Publisher Happy New Year, one and all! As we embark on another year of enthusiasm and positive trends, we hope you…

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Water Matters: NSF/ANSI Membrane Standards

January 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

By Rick Andrew Membrane technology is used widely in water treatment, with several different types of membrane and a number of varying product configurations. The…

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Executive Insight: Not a Sprint but a Long-Distance Race

January 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

By Donna Kreutz Twelve years ago, ChungHo purified water coolers were unknown in the United States. Today, ChungHo U.S.A. serves tens of thousands of customers…

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Creative Marketing: Marketing Planning: No Longer Simple

January 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

By David H. Martin New technologies often disrupt the old ways we do things with the promise of making everything simpler, better and cheaper. Communications…

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Dealer Profile: Stepping Up to the Challenge

January 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

By Donna Kreutz Sharon Dann had to learn the water filtration business in a hurry; fortunately, she was a quick study. “I’ve always been very…

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On Tap: Water Issues: Global Concerns and Global Issues

January 15, 2016 by Nils Dailey

By Marc Verhougstraete, PhD Introduction Without doubt, everyone reading this article has heard of the ongoing drought in the southwest US and the flooding in…

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On Tap: New Tools for Assessing Groundwater Risks

December 16, 2015 by Nils Dailey

By Kelly A. Reynolds, MSPH, PhD Groundwater is often thought of as being protected, pristine and the perfect private water source. Contaminant sources, including septic…

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