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Kerry Stackpole is the chief executive and executive director of Plumbing Manufacturers International, a nonprofit industry association representing companies that produce 90 percent of the nation’s plumbing products through 69 facilities in 24 states.
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Washington State is considering a bill that would require water flow rates in plumbing fixtures below what’s required by federal WaterSense levels. That could endanger public health, cautions Kerry Stackpole of Plumbing Manufacturers International.
Western legislators can be leaders on two critical issues: water-saving tax reforms and funding the EPA’s WaterSense conservation program, says Kerry Stackpole of Plumbing Manufacturers International.
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