New guidelines have slashed the amount of acceptable PFAS chemicals in drinking water - but experts are worried.

Apalachicola is grappling with a severe water crisis due to broken filtration systems, forcing residents to cope with odorous ...

The largest data centers can guzzle millions of gallons of fresh water a day. Roughly 40% are located in the most ...

Among the five U.S. cities estimated to have the most lead pipes — Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Detroit and Milwaukee — only ...

State lawmakers have sent to Gov. Katie Hobbs a bill that some supporters are calling the most significant piece of water ...

With temperatures reaching dangerous levels, staying properly hydrated is critical. But how much water is too much or too ...

The campaign to ban fluoride in drinking water — where it can protect teeth from decay but may also damage the mental development of newborn children — appears to have taken a step forward in ...

MORE than half of families in the Philippines had access to safely managed drinking water in 2024, while access to basic sanitation and handwashing facilities also showed modest improvements, ...

Big Creek Lake outside of Mobile, Ala. The lake provides drinking water to 70% of Mobile County residents. The lake is now closed to recreational use, following years of effort to combat invasive ...

When people or animals defecate near a water source, or sewage isn’t effectively contained, E. coli appears in drinking water downstream. Drinking contaminated water like this leads to diarrheal ...

Drinking water contamination associated with nitrate fertilizer in well water was originally documented circa 1959 in residential wells near the facility, the letter to Gov. Hochul indicated.

All the way back in 1990, state officials designated the Lower Umatilla Basin Groundwater Management Area (LUBGWMA) and adopted recommendations for voluntary actions intended to address the drinking ...