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Richmond, Virginia: Integrating Clean Water Planning and Implementation The James River is an important source of drinking water, a draw for economic development, and is valued by residents for [...]

Aviation and PFAS – What’s the Connection? If you have been following the news, you have probably heard about PFAS contamination at both civilian and military aviation facilities. Do you know how [...]

PFAS Analysis – The New Wild West Confusion around PFAS analysis can be overwhelming, and it can feel like the “Wild West.” However, if you ask certain key questions, you can find the right lab [...]

Sampling for PFAS Requires Caution What makes a PFAS investigation different? The answer is the potential for sample contamination from commonly used consumer products and sampling materials. [...]

Map of PFOS concentrations below and above the 12 ng/L water quality criterion for two different time periods, 2001 and 2013. Data are from two Michigan Department of Environmental Quality [...]

Anacostia River Trail DC Water’s Anacostia River Tunnel Is Open For Business Early in the morning on Monday, April 16, Washington DC (the District) received about 1.5 inches of rain over a [...]

April 9, 2018 LimnoTech’s Derek Schlea, Chelsie Boles, and Todd Redder, with lead author Robyn Wilson of The Ohio State University, have written a paper, titled “Using Models of Farmer Behavior [...]

Photo Credit: NASA Landsat 8, September 26, 2017 Answering the Challenges of HABs with Information & Research Harmful algal blooms (HABs) have been a major issue plaguing the Great Lakes in [...]

Harmful Algal Blooms: A Nationwide Concern Nutrient pollution, drought, extreme storms, and warmer temperatures have led to the emergence of toxic and nuisance algal blooms in coastal and [...]