Communities around Arizona and the country are looking at recycled wastewater as a solution for dwindling water supplies, ...

"It's like mineral water!" exclaim the women of Onvang Eñenh, gathered around a water well with a solar panel above it. New water and sanitation facilities have changed the daily lives of people in ...

A set of polls—including more than 30,000 people across 31 countries—found that the public sees water as a top priority, with ...

A growing threat of antimicrobial resistant (AMR) pathogens poses a critical public health threat—and drinking water plumbing ...

As droughts worsen and water shortages hit communities worldwide, a new study in the journal Decision Analysis has uncovered ...

Drinking a combination of water and chia seeds may help keep you hydrated. Amie Alexander, a registered dietitian at Nutri Peak, says that "Chia seeds can absorb as much as 12 times their weight ...

Known as "forever chemicals," PFAS levels in the drinking water have reached 20.1 parts per trillion. According to Zach Lovely, the superintendent of Hallowell Water District, these numbers are ...

The issue is expected to be resolved in 48 hours. The notice advises boiling all water used for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth, or washing dishes. E. coli bacteria were found during ...

Kennedy Jr. is directing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to change its fluoridation recommendation for drinking water, the agency said Monday, disturbing public health experts and ...

As the Trump administration takes steps to discourage the incorporation of fluoride in drinking water, experts warn the moves may have serious consequences for Americans’ health. The ...

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency could be seeking to revise a Biden-era rule requiring drinking water utilities to filter out “forever chemicals,” environmental lawyers said Wednesday.