Watts representatives will be on hand in booth #B2619 to discuss these and many other technologies.

The scorecard ranked each U.S. state based on its adoption of laws and policies that advance water efficiency, conservation, sustainability, and affordability.

In collaboration with the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada (UA), IAPMO is pleased to announce the release of the fourth edition of IAPMO’s Backflow Prevention Reference Manual.

This year, Plumbing Engineer will feature its first-ever Plumbing Design of the Year. 

The scope of the Legionella Task Group is to address concerns pertaining to the control and intervention of Legionella associated with mechanical systems and equipment.

The report details water stewardship efforts, greenhouse gas emissions reduction progress, and more.

The program promotes corporate action and commitment to develop strategies, actions and goals across the enterprise.

For the fourth consecutive year, Watts has been named one of America’s Most Responsible Companies by Newsweek magazine.

To reduce the amount of water wasted when removing contaminants from water at home, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has drafted a specification for point-of-use reverse osmosis water treatment systems to earn the WaterSense label.

This business-to-business standard developed by ASPE and the Water Quality Association focuses on the sustainability of the two most common treatment media used in water filter systems: activated carbon and ion-exchange resin.