California regulators are getting closer to regulating waste discharges by marijuana growers.
After black, smelly water from a wastewater treatment plant enveloped parts of Niagara Falls this past weekend, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is calling for a state investigation of potential breaches of water quality standards.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are trying to pass water contamination legislation as part of a major defense spending bill.
North Carolina regulators lowered the standard for GenX in drinking water this month as the state grapples with contamination in the Cape Fear River.
The pulp-and-paper industry is taking on Florida’s water quality regulations, and the courts recently cleared the way for the challenge.
Officials in Hawaii are lobbying the state to bolster its wastewater treatment regulations.
Lawmakers in New Hampshire took a stand this year against perfluorinated chemical (PFC) contamination, but the effort ultimately failed to cross the finish line.
A wastewater treatment plant in Mississippi has run afoul of regulators by discharging cyanide into waterways.
Under a new deal struck by Congress, the Pentagon must disclose incidents of water contamination at military bases.
Des Moines Water Works tried to compel the agricultural sector to pay more for nutrient pollution cleanup, but the attempt ended in failure. Now the utility plans to invest heavily in addressing the problem on its own.
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