July 2012 Table of Contents

Two aquatic experts are seeking input from lifeguards for new research. Read more

Aquatics International is currently accepting entries for our 2012 Best of Aquatics contest. Read more

The National Environmental Health Association, the International Code Council, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance collaboration and recognize the co-existence of the International Swimmi Read more

Hampton University hosted what appears to be the first conference focused specifically on improving diversity in aquatics. Read more

Operators now have more answers regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act compliance requirements. Read more

Though Rola-Chem Corp. issued an advisory regarding certain models of its peristaltic pump chemical feeders, the company does not claim liability in a recent lawsuit and said its product is not defective. Read more

In the wake of new research, experts are calling for greater efforts to reduce drownings among the most vulnerable. Read more

The National Swimming Pool Foundation has launched a 10-year campaign to expand swim lessons for children, adults, and minorities. Read more

Every four years during the Summer Olympics, people everywhere get hooked on swimming. Read more

The American Red Cross launched its lower-priced swim lessons last month. But a number of operators say the fees are still too high, while others report ongoing communication and customer service issues. Read more

AQUASALT Loves the Pool & Spa Industry! Read more