Nearly Half of People in the U.S. Have Toxic PFAS in Their Drinking WaterOver 158 million Americans have drinking water contaminated with toxic PFAS, posing significant health risks.
A third of Americans are served by insecure water systemsA third of US drinking water systems have cybersecurity issues, putting millions at risk, and the EPA lacks a tracking system for potential attacks.
Environmental groups demand EPA to start monitoring microplastics in waterEnvironmental groups urge EPA to monitor microplastics in drinking water, highlighting the urgent need for action against this public health threat.
Nearly Half of People in the U.S. Have Toxic PFAS in Their Drinking WaterOver 158 million Americans have drinking water contaminated with toxic PFAS, posing significant health risks.
A third of Americans are served by insecure water systemsA third of US drinking water systems have cybersecurity issues, putting millions at risk, and the EPA lacks a tracking system for potential attacks.
Environmental groups demand EPA to start monitoring microplastics in waterEnvironmental groups urge EPA to monitor microplastics in drinking water, highlighting the urgent need for action against this public health threat.
Road Salt From Suburban Roads Is Damaging N.Y.C. Drinking WaterRoad salt is increasingly contaminating New York City's drinking water reservoirs, raising salinity levels and health concerns for the future.
How harmful is tap water in YOUR state?Data reveals increasing water quality violations in the US, with toxic chemicals posing health risks.
Should You Drink That Glass Of Water You Left Out Overnight? - Tasting TableLeftover water is safe to drink, but may taste stale or sour due to chemical changes and absorption of CO2.
How harmful is tap water in YOUR state?Data reveals increasing water quality violations in the US, with toxic chemicals posing health risks.
Should You Drink That Glass Of Water You Left Out Overnight? - Tasting TableLeftover water is safe to drink, but may taste stale or sour due to chemical changes and absorption of CO2.
Biden sets 10-year deadline for U.S. cities to replace lead pipes nationwideBiden announced a 10-year deadline for cities to replace lead pipes, emphasizing the urgent need for safe drinking water.
Millions in US Exposed to Unregulated Industrial Chemicals in Drinking WaterNearly 100 million Americans are at risk of exposure to unregulated chemicals in drinking water, especially communities of color.
Mystery chemical in drinking water identified after 40 years-and nobody knows if it's toxicChloronitramide, a mysterious chemical byproduct in tap water, has been identified but its potential toxicity remains uncertain.
143 Million Americans Could Be Exposed to Toxic PFAS in Drinking WaterOver 143 million Americans may be exposed to toxic 'forever chemicals' in drinking water, heightening concerns over public health risks.
The US could finally ditch lead pipes under new EPA decisionThe EPA has mandated the replacement of lead pipes in drinking water systems within 10 years to enhance public health.$2.6 billion in funding will assist in upgrading water systems and removing lead hazards.
California Drinking Water Regulations Are Putting Cost Over People's SafetyStricter drinking water regulations in California are impeded by vested interests, disproportionately affecting low-income and minority communities.
Biden sets 10-year deadline for U.S. cities to replace lead pipes nationwideBiden announced a 10-year deadline for cities to replace lead pipes, emphasizing the urgent need for safe drinking water.
Millions in US Exposed to Unregulated Industrial Chemicals in Drinking WaterNearly 100 million Americans are at risk of exposure to unregulated chemicals in drinking water, especially communities of color.
Mystery chemical in drinking water identified after 40 years-and nobody knows if it's toxicChloronitramide, a mysterious chemical byproduct in tap water, has been identified but its potential toxicity remains uncertain.
143 Million Americans Could Be Exposed to Toxic PFAS in Drinking WaterOver 143 million Americans may be exposed to toxic 'forever chemicals' in drinking water, heightening concerns over public health risks.
The US could finally ditch lead pipes under new EPA decisionThe EPA has mandated the replacement of lead pipes in drinking water systems within 10 years to enhance public health.$2.6 billion in funding will assist in upgrading water systems and removing lead hazards.
California Drinking Water Regulations Are Putting Cost Over People's SafetyStricter drinking water regulations in California are impeded by vested interests, disproportionately affecting low-income and minority communities.
Drought is pushing saltwater up the Delaware River-Philadelphia's drinking water sourceSalty ocean water is encroaching on the Delaware River, threatening drinking water due to drought and ocean rise.Monitoring and proactive measures are essential as the salt front approaches drinking water supplies.
After 'The Love Boat' ship mysteriously sinks, town worries about safe drinking water: 'Nefarious dark stuff'The sinking of the MS Aurora raises serious concerns about local drinking water and has financial implications for Stockton, California.
PFAS problem: Forever chemicals found in 99% of bottled water samples worldwideDrinking water globally is contaminated with synthetic 'forever chemicals', highlighting the need for regulatory action to safeguard public health.