WQRF Summer School Commencement
We hope you enjoyed the WQRF Summer School series of webinars. Our thanks to the presenters and our attendees for joining us for education and conversations about water each month. To view any of our Summer School sessions, visit our WEBINARS page.
Special thanks to Summer School Sponsor, Calgon Carbon for their support of WQRF Summer School Webinar Series.
We hope you enjoyed the WQRF Summer School series of webinars. Our thanks to the presenters and our attendees for joining us for education and conversations about water each month. To view any of our Summer School sessions, visit our WEBINARS page.
Special thanks to Summer School Sponsor, Calgon Carbon for their support of WQRF Summer School Webinar Series.
The Water Quality Research Foundation (WQRF), organized as a Section 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation under the Internal Revenue Code, was formed in 1952 to serve as a universally recognized, independent scientific water quality research organization.
WQRF aims to improve water quality through its sponsorship of relevant academic and professional research to advance the knowledge and science of high-quality, sustainable water. Since its inception, WQRF has funded numerous research studies which have generated essential information on water quality for industry, policymakers, regulators, and the general public.
WQRF aims to improve water quality through its sponsorship of relevant academic and professional research to advance the knowledge and science of high-quality, sustainable water. Since its inception, WQRF has funded numerous research studies which have generated essential information on water quality for industry, policymakers, regulators, and the general public.
Contaminant Occurrence Map 2.0
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The New WQRF Contaminant Occurrence Map now offers the ability to drill down and get localized with contaminant occurrence in water through a search by ZIP code, state, county, or a specific water system. |
Featured Research
Softeners and Septic PerformanceDemonstrated that efficiently operated
water softeners will not harm, and could possibly even aid, the septic systems functionality. |
Danger of Counterfeit FiltersAlthough marketers of counterfeit filters say they
meet standards for effectiveness, in reality they are untested and fail to remove toxic substances from water, as the label claims. |
Cost Benefits of POU TreatmentEstablished a cost – benefit relationship of using a point-of-use device as a "Final Barrier" in homes to significantly lower health risks by reducing contaminants from drinking water.
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Our Team
Bret TangleyBret P. Tangley,
President & CEO at Sterling Water Inc, is serving as the current President of WQRF. |
Pauli UndesserA recognized leader with a vast knowledge of water treatment technologies, standards, codes and regulations,
Pauli Undesser, MWS, serves Chief Executive Officer of WQRF. |
Callie MathenyCallie Matheny, Foundation Operations Manager, brings association management and fundraising experience to WQRF and looks forward to growing the recognition of the Foundation’s efforts.
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Kayla CallejasKayla Callejas, Research Program Manager, is responsible for reviewing industry needs for research and promoting the Foundation’s research findings and key achievements.
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