Stop for a moment and consider the things in the everyday environment that all of us take for granted: the air we breathe, the water we drink, the land on which we live.

When it comes to the quality of these things, we seldom think about who tested them or how.

Today, Environmental Analysis touches more than tests run in a laboratory. environmental analysis encompasses things like regulatory oversight, resource management, environmental protection, cross-border accountability, and workplace safety.

We’re here to help you get the most out of your instrumentation and your lab. Our experience can also guide your compliance efforts, while also helping you keep an eye on things outside the lab.

Our EcoAnalytix analyzers and analytical instrument solutions meet the challenges of the global standards and methods established by the EPA, ASTM, and EN that are industry benchmarks.

Your assurance is the knowledge that our instruments and our experience are put to the test in labs around the world - in applications none too different from yours. Every day.

WWMD is a month-long education and outreach program created to build awareness and involvement in protecting water resources around the world.

WWMD is your call to sample local water bodies for core water quality parameters, like temperature, acidity (pH), clarity (turbidity) and dissolved oxygen. Register and purchase a water monitoring kit.

You won't be alone -- more than 46,000 people from 43 different countries participated in World water Monitoring Day in 2007!

By sharing the test results from your community you'll help improve global awareness of water quality. The more people that know about the quality and health of our world water supply, the greater our collective efforts can be to clean it up and keep it safe.

When you report your data you share your experiences with others in your community and keep a yearly record of your monitoring test results. Reports will be accepted until December 18, 2008. Results are shared with participating communities around the globe through the World Water Monitoring Day website.

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) provides information, education, and resources to water quality professionals and to the public. We've committed to help the WEF achieve its goal to expand participation of its program to one million individuals in 100 countries by 2012.

Formed in 1928, WEF is a not-for-profit technical and educational organization with 32,000 individual members and 80 affiliated Member Associations representing an additional 50,000 water quality professionals throughout the world.

The International Water Association (IWA) vision is to connect water professionals worldwide to lead the development of effective and sustainable approaches to water management.

The IWA is a global network of water professionals, covering all facets of the water cycle. There are 10,000 individual and 400 corporate members, spread across 120 countries.