Water concerns are a top concern as some Wisconsin legislators work to end a 20-year mining ban in the state.
Toxic algae is creating headaches for Milwaukee officials this summer.
The U.S. Air Force is under fire for announcing it will not reimburse communities in Colorado for potentially contaminating their groundwater.
Florida’s largest freshwater lake is thick with toxic algae, fueling concerns that it will spread to other water bodies and sparking a debate over whether decisions by water managers helped encourage the growth of this bloom.
A long-awaited plan to curb stormwater pollution in Massachusetts is going to be delayed and could be eliminated altogether.
After a taxpayer group challenged a drinking water standard in California, a state panel has decided to remove the rule.
A major battle over funding has broken out after a shuttered Air Force base seven miles outside of Sacramento contaminated groundwater supplies in the area.
A utility in West Virginia is setting the standard for how to provide clean tap water despite relying on an extremely polluted waterway.
California regulators are not doing enough to protect groundwater from wastewater injection by the energy industry, according to a new report by KQED.
Concern that government regulators are failing to adequately address perfluorinated compound (PFC) contamination has prompted New Hampshire locals to begin their own research into the health effects of these pollutants.
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