Communities already facing pollution and failing infrastructure can become even more vulnerable when federal protections are ...

The manager of Wilmington’s drinking-water plant, Benjamin Kearns ... the expectation of a booming market for cleaning up PFAS pollution has sparked a rush for better ways to capture and ...

One program that survived, though, was the EPA’s effort to monitor public drinking water systems for almost ... on the industries responsible for the pollution. The Bipartisan Infrastructure ...

Elevated nitrogen levels in Irish water is an unintended consequence of agricultural expansion and action must be taken to address this ...

The effects of stormwater pollution are far-reaching. Sediment clouds the water, making it hard for aquatic plants to grow. Trash and debris can injure or kill wildlife. Bacteria and other ...

The Clean Water Act that passed in 1972 dramatically improved the quality of our waterways, however, we still have a long way ...

which supplies drinking water for 1 in 3 Floridians. But wetlands need time and space to function properly, and the damage from farm pollution has harmed that natural filtering system. By the 1990s, ...

The water has been classified under Class E, with a dissolved oxygen value of 2.3mg/L and a total coliform bacteria level at ...

New data released by the EPA show that nearly half of people in the U.S. have drinking water contaminated by toxic “forever chemicals,” or PFAS New data recently released by the Environmental ...

The accumulation of microplastics in arterial plaques introduces a new dimension to the ongoing conversation about cardiovascular risk factors.

Rolling back federal Clean Water Act water protections threatens the quality of tap water, river health, and community health ...

Firms were collectively set a target of a 40% reduction in pollution incidents but instead recorded a 30% increase, Surfers Against Sewage said Water companies in England recorded 2,487 pollution ...