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Aerial view of Kennewick and the Columbia River, with the headline "Kennewick, Wash., Notifies Water Customers as PFOS and PFHxS Averages at Ranney Collector 5 Top State Limits" — WaterVO News

Kennewick, Wash., Notifies Water Customers as P...

The City of Kennewick, Wash., says third-quarter 2026 samples from its Ranney Collector 5 source put running annual averages at 10.7 ppt for PFOS and 13.4 ppt for PFHxS, above...

Kennewick, Wash., Notifies Water Customers as P...

The City of Kennewick, Wash., says third-quarter 2026 samples from its Ranney Collector 5 source put running annual averages at 10.7 ppt for PFOS and 13.4 ppt for PFHxS, above...

Granules and a block of activated carbon, with the headline "Suffolk County Water Authority Wins $4.55 Million in New York Grants for Three Activated Carbon PFAS Treatment Projects" — WaterVO News

Suffolk County Water Authority Wins $4.55 Milli...

The Suffolk County Water Authority on Long Island was awarded $4.55 million in New York 2026 Water Infrastructure Improvement Act grants for granular activated carbon PFAS treatment at three well...

Suffolk County Water Authority Wins $4.55 Milli...

The Suffolk County Water Authority on Long Island was awarded $4.55 million in New York 2026 Water Infrastructure Improvement Act grants for granular activated carbon PFAS treatment at three well...

AI-generated illustration of a Steve Jobs-like figure holding a plastic water bottle

Would Steve Jobs Have Reconsidered Bottled Water?

Steve Jobs thought hard about what he consumed. A 2024 PNAS study found ~240,000 plastic particles per liter of bottled water. Would he have looked again? An editorial reflection.

Would Steve Jobs Have Reconsidered Bottled Water?

Steve Jobs thought hard about what he consumed. A 2024 PNAS study found ~240,000 plastic particles per liter of bottled water. Would he have looked again? An editorial reflection.

WaterVO Mobile shown beside its carry case

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Introducing WaterVO Mobile: Clean VO Water Wher...

Meet WaterVO Mobile, a portable VO atmospheric water machine. $899, rated 1.5 L/day* (*under normal AWG conditions). Reserve for $99, fully refundable. Delivery expected Summer 2027.

The Texas Christian University campus in Fort Worth, with the headline "'Not Detected' Isn't Zero: TCU-Led Study Says Standard PFAS Reporting May Capture Only 44% of Estimated Levels in U.S. Drinking Water" — WaterVO News

'Not Detected' Isn't Zero: TCU-Led Study Says S...

A TCU-led study published Oct. 23, 2026, in Cell Reports Sustainability reanalyzed more than 1.8 million EPA PFAS measurements. About 98% were below reporting limits, and counting those as zero...

'Not Detected' Isn't Zero: TCU-Led Study Says S...

A TCU-led study published Oct. 23, 2026, in Cell Reports Sustainability reanalyzed more than 1.8 million EPA PFAS measurements. About 98% were below reporting limits, and counting those as zero...

The west front of the U.S. Capitol, with the headline "Protect Clean Water Act: Bipartisan House Bill Would Authorize $10 Billion Over Five Years for PFAS Cleanup Through State Revolving Funds" — WaterVO News

Protect Clean Water Act: Bipartisan House Bill ...

Reps. Laura Gillen (D-N.Y.) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) introduced the Protect Clean Water Act, announced Oct. 22, 2026. It would authorize $10 billion over five years for PFAS and emerging-contaminant...

Protect Clean Water Act: Bipartisan House Bill ...

Reps. Laura Gillen (D-N.Y.) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) introduced the Protect Clean Water Act, announced Oct. 22, 2026. It would authorize $10 billion over five years for PFAS and emerging-contaminant...