Sara Jerome

  1. Can Miami's Aquifer Survive Climate Change? 8/31/2018

    Climate change is endangering drinking water resources in Miami-Dade County.

  2. Maryland Breaks With Trump On Water Pollution 8/30/2018

    Maryland is pushing for stricter water pollution regulations despite that this move puts the state at odds with the Trump administration.

  3. Contact Lenses May Slip Through Wastewater Systems 8/29/2018

    Flushing contact lenses is contributing to water pollution because lenses do not break down entirely in wastewater treatment systems, according to a new study.

  4. Scientists Back N.C.'s GenX Health Goal 8/28/2018

    North Carolina has taken a step forward in setting limits on GenX, an industrial contaminant that has been found in drinking water in the state.

  5. Michigan's Top Health Official To Stand Trial For Flint Deaths 8/27/2018

    A judge issued a decision on August 20 that Michigan’s top public health official must stand trial for the death of two men in connection with the Flint water crisis.

  6. Illinois Sues Trump Tower Over Wastewater Discharge 8/24/2018

    Illinois is bringing Trump Tower to court over wastewater discharge in the Chicago River.

  7. Costs Challenge Drinking Water Plans In Small Communities 8/22/2018

    A tiny town in Minnesota is facing severe nitrate contamination of drinking water.

  8. Canada's Sewage Problem Is Getting Worse 8/22/2018

    At least 215 billion liters of raw sewage were spilled or leaked into Canadian waterways last year, according to data submitted to the government.

  9. Judge Deals Setback To Trump Water Agenda 8/21/2018

    A judge dealt a blow to the Trump administration’s effort to block a major Obama-era water regulation last week.

  10. Embattled City Utility Gets On Water Improvement Plan 8/16/2018

    Water in the capital of New Jersey had a lead problem, and the city was ordered to take palliative steps.