In March, the Pentagon provided its most comprehensive report to date on the scope water contamination caused by military bases.
A federal agency has released a long-awaited report suggesting that perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) are more dangerous to human health than federal standards currently take into account.
A new study found that groundwater overpumping can result in potentially dangerous water quality problems.
Scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey have published a major study of how pharmaceutical companies pollute the environment by sending their wastewater to treatment plants.
A new study has linked wastewater treatment plants to microplastic pollution in rivers in the United Kingdom.
The so-called brain-eating amoeba is back, once again creating challenges for water safety in Louisiana.
A man’s death sparked a water contamination scare in the Idaho town of Dietrich in late May.
New Jersey water experts want the state to crack down on PFOS in drinking water.
Over 1,500 water systems across the country may be contaminated with PFAS chemicals, a category which includes PFOA and PFOS, according to a new report from the Environmental Working Group.
The U.S. EPA announced in April that it plans to revisit the rules governing sewage treatment during rain and snow storms.
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