#water-safety

#water-safety

Utah is the first state to ban fluoride in public drinking water amid health safety concerns and scrutiny over fluoridation.

Nearly 100 million Americans are at risk of exposure to unregulated chemicals in drinking water, especially communities of color.

Florida may soon ban local fluoridation practices despite strong support from health organizations.

Lead-tainted water found in Watts raises health concerns for residents; Mayor calls for further testing and action from housing and water authorities.

Fluoridation of New York City tap water faces scrutiny and political opposition despite being recognized as a significant public health measure since 1965.

Kennedy plans to stop CDC's fluoride recommendations and forms a task force to address concerns over water fluoridation.

Climate change increases the risk of virus exposure due to extreme weather, leading to untreated sewage discharge into water bodies.

PFAS exposure may have serious health consequences and was a contributing factor in a kidney cancer diagnosis for a North Carolina teacher.

A teenager drowned after a canoe overturned in Governors Lake, New Hampshire, despite efforts to search for him.

Recent drownings highlight the dangers of open water swimming, prompting police warnings about safety.

A teenage boy named Izaiah Smith tragically died after swimming in a lake in south London, raising concerns about water safety.