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Strong Foundations, Shared Future

As IAPMO celebrates our 100th anniversary, the milestone is far more than a marker of time — it is a testament to a century of...

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A Century of Protection: The Evolution and Impact of the Uniform Plumbing Code

Over the past century, plumbing regulation has evolved from fragmented local rules into a unified, consensus driven system that now...

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The Evolution Of An Essential Trade

FROM 1926 TO 2026: HOW PLUMBING GREW SAFER, SMARTER AND MORE DIVERSE OVER THE PAST 100 YEARS IAPMO was created on May 17, 1926, by Los...

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Building Resiliency

SMARTER STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD MITIGATION FOR A CHANGING CLIMATE The increasingly intense storms striking the Southeast have...

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If It Ain’t Broke (or Stolen), Don’t Fix It

FIRE HYDRANTS HAVE LOOKED — AND WORKED RELIABLY — THE SAME FOR 100 YEARS, BUT IS IT TIME TO CONSIDER UPDATES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY?...

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How the UA’s Skilled Professionals Saved My Life

It was 1997; I was 19, working three jobs that didn’t pay much and had no benefits. One morning, I woke up and had a horrible toothache....

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Everything Everywhere All at Once

A&J TRAINING TRUST’S NEW CAMPUS IN EL MONTE WANTS FOR LITTLE AS IT SEEKS TO EDUCATE 6,000 TRADESPEOPLE REPRESENTING SEVEN UA LOCALS...

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Rebuilding Plumbing Systems Following a Natural Disaster

The 2024 hurricanes that ravaged the Southeastern United States — Helene and Milton — left homes and communities torn down to the...

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Danger at the Tap 

HOW MOEN’S SENATE TESTIMONY AND IAPMO’S TESTING SPARKED A NATIONAL RECKONING ON COUNTERFEIT PLUMBING PRODUCTS On May 14, Aaron Bores,...

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No Sewer? No Problem

ADDRESSING THE WORLD’S SANITATION SHORTCOMINGS BY SETTING THE STANDARD FOR NON-SEWERED SOLUTIONS Safe sanitation is essential...

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