Special edition newsletter covers testing

BIRMINGHAM — In case you missed it, check out Water Technology’s Special Edition e-Newsletter: Testing.

Feb 11th, 2015

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BIRMINGHAM — Water Technology’s latest Special Edition e-Newsletter on testing was recently released.

Once a month, our Special Edition e-Newsletter’s challenge-solution format features a new topic, providing in-depth online exclusive content on issues pertaining to the special topic that are most pressing to subscribers.

This month, we feature articles centered on water testing, with topics including: When to test water wells, why testing water is important, closing sales with testing methods and more.

A selection of recent news articles related to testing is also provided in this month’s newsletter, including news covering: Household water well training and assistance, a new appointment for NSF International and microbial risk assessment in water.

You can subscribe to the Special Topic e-Newsletter, or any of our other online exclusive e-newsletters, here.

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