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How Often Should I Test Air Quality

Air quality in general refers to the amount of fine particles, gasses, and other particulates mixed into the air. A test of indoor air quality measures the state of the air trapped inside of a specific space. Whether you’re considering indoor or outdoor air quality, the goal is to have fewer pollutants in the area.

Why Reports on Legionnaires Have Increased This Decade

The disease takes its name from the first outbreak in which the waterborne bacterium was identified as the cause. It was in 1976 when this outbreak occurred, in a Philadelphia hotel where the Pennsylvania American Legion was holding a convention.

5 Of The Worst City Water Contaminaton Stories

In most cities in this country we consume safe water. That’s not the case in every city. In some cities residents have suffered tremendously, and there have been legal battles and even human lives lost in some places. Let’s discuss five of the worst cities for water quality.

Kenyan Villagers Awarded $ 12 Million in a Lead Poisoning Lawsuit

Large diameter plastic pipe storm drain drainage outlet covered with concrete leading to drain canal surrounded with stone tiles and water on cold sunny winter day

July 2020 marked the end of one of the biggest environmental cases in modern history when a Kenyan community in Mombasa was awarded $12 million after proving that they were sickened by lead from a battery-smelting plant.

What to Test For When There’s Brown Water in Pipes

Low Quality Of Tap Water.

Brown tap water is more commonly faced by homeowners using a well. However, other factors can cause this problem in homes connected to a city or county water supply.

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