Water Reuse & Water Recycling

As our water supplies come under increasing pressure, it is essential that we examine our water management practices and explore ways to optimize our efficient use of this resource. Reusing or recycling water is one sustainable option to maximize the water available for industrial activities, agriculture, home use, and drinking while at the same time minimizing the impact on the environment. Recycling water requires treatment and testing, and PerkinElmer can support you with our wide range of analytical instrumentation, consumables and accessories, expertise, and support services.

PerkinElmer is committed to helping scientists, researchers and environmental professionals address critical challenges across the globe. In this interview with ...

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We're committed to accelerating your environmental testing results, whatever your workflow looks like. We do it with turnkey solutions complete with analytical ...

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Clean and pure drinking water is a necessity. That’s why governments, contract labs, utilities and regulatory agencies test a high volume of samples, time-sensi ...

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This white paper is designed to provide an overview of the evolving regulations as laid out in the proposed new EU drinking water standards. It offers a summary ...

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As our water supplies come under increasing pressure, it is essential that we examine our water management practices and explore ways to optimize our efficient ...

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The Orange County Water District Advanced Water Quality Assurance Laboratory processes over 20,000 samples of water a year and relies on PerkinElmer instrumenta ...

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Fresh, safe, potable water is a resource that experts have been warning has been diminishing for years. One of the best solutions to replenish the supply is to ...

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In Part 2 of this Q&A, hear about how efficiency is important from the city level to the country level.

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In Part 3 of this Q&A, hear about how individuals and communities play an important role in solving the water crisis.

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Dr. Hartwig Kremer, Head of Global Environment Monitoring Systems (GEMS) & World Water Quality Alliance (WWQA) Coordination Team Leader at the United Nations En ...

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When water is a limited resource, ingenuity is essential. The highly regarded Orange County Water District (OCWD) is no stranger to being innovative to help sus ...

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