New York City Local Law 159: What Monthly Legionella Testing Means for Your Cooling Tower Program
In 2015, a cooling tower outbreak in the South Bronx killed 12 people and sickened well over 100 more, prompting
In 2015, a cooling tower outbreak in the South Bronx killed 12 people and sickened well over 100 more, prompting
Healthcare construction and remodeling projects can dramatically increase infection risks for vulnerable patients, staff, and visitors, but proactive environmental testing,
Infection control has become a critical concern for cruise line operators as ships grow larger and amenities become more complex.
It Can Happen to Anyone Recently, a friend of mine relayed an interesting story to me. Her husband was walking
As schools across the country gear up for the new academic year, ensuring a safe and healthy learning environment for
With demands on the American healthcare system growing, construction projects to expand capacity or update services are a common sight
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Legionnaires’ disease is on the rise in the United States. In 2000,
In 2024, the New Jersey state legislature passed S2188/A1970, a law requiring Public Community Water Systems, owners or operators of certain
In 2024, the New Jersey state legislature passed S2188/A1970, a law requiring Public Community Water Systems, owners or operators of certain
Now that the U.S. EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule has been finalized, planning is underway in communities across the country to replace