A collapse in the Potomac Interceptor sewer line sent over 200 million gallons of waste water into the Potomac River, prompting recreation advisories while officials said the region’s drinking…
Read more What Potomac sewage spillage means for drinking waterTwo-thirds of the watershed’s 145,000 stream miles now rate fair to excellent, helping ensure cleaner drinking water for millions in the D.C. area. Over the past six years,…
Read more Enjoy water from your tap: Streams show improvement in Chesapeake Bay watershed – WTOP NewsA group of North Carolina health and science leaders is calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to release a long-awaited toxicity report on PFNA, a “forever chemical” found…
Read more EPA hasn’t released completed PFAS health review; NC scientists want to know whyBEAVERVILLE, Ill. (WLS) — What if the water coming out of your faucet was black and smelled? For the last six months, some residents in one local village…
Read more Black water with ‘rotten eggs’ smell plagues Beaverville, Ill. residents for 6 months and countingBOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey is renewing calls for the Trump administration to release federal funding to remove underground lead pipes from drinking water systems after months of…
Read more Healey rips EPA for delays in lead removal fundingCHELMSFORD — Officials broke ground Wednesday on a major project to build the Crooked Spring PFAS Treatment Facility for the Chelmsford Water District. The Crooked Spring facility is…
Read more Officials break ground on Chelmsford Water District PFAS treatment plantRhodell, West Virginia — For as long as Roman Patsey of Raleigh County, West Virginia, remembers, the Appalachian Mountains have provided virtually everything he’s needed to survive, from…
Read more Why thousands of people in rural West Virginia lack reliable drinking waterIn a huge win for public health and the environment, a U.S. District Judge has ordered Chemours Chemical Company to immediately suspend the discharge of dangerous “forever chemicals”…
Read more US judge slams chemical company for dumping dangerous substances into drinking water source for millions of Americans: ‘This case is simple’USALCO has acquired Fontus Blue, enhancing its capabilities in drinking and wastewater treatment by integrating Fontus Blue’s AI-driven Decision Blue® platform, which optimizes water treatment processes. BALTIMORE, June…
Read more USALCO Acquires Fontus Blue to Expand Digital Water Treatment SolutionsTEWKSBURY — The Select Board met for a working session Oct. 22 to talk about long-term plans to address the town’s aging water pipes, and soon after the…
Read more Tewksbury sees 4 water main breaks in 5 days as Select Board seeks to address aging pipesTap water in Asheville region still unsafe to drink 1 month after Hurricane Helene – CBS News Watch CBS News One month after Hurricane Helene devastated North Carolina,…
Read more Tap water in Asheville region still unsafe to drink 1 month after Hurricane HeleneThe head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has pledged to work alongside Watts residents to address a host of environmental issues in the South Los Angeles community.…
Read more During visit to South LA, EPA head vows to address environmental injustices in WattsMINNEAPOLIS — A new survey found that more bacteria is lingering on your reusable water bottles than can usually be found on a toilet seat. The survey, by WaterFilterGuru.com,…
Read more Reusable water bottles have more bacteria on them than dog bowls and toilet seats, study findsWhile the water is still unsafe to drink or ingest, authorities in Orange, Virginia, say it is okay for bathing, washing and flushing. Residents say their water has…
Read more Water in Orange, Va., still unsafe to drink, but okay for washing, authorities say – WTOP NewsHOUSTON – A Lake Livingston Dam is now being watched for a “potential failure.” The Trinity River Authority, which oversees Lake Livingston, the dam and the Trinity River,…
Read more How a problem at Lake Livingston Dam could impact water for millions in HoustonThe U.S. government, in what an attorney says is a “monumental admission,” said last year that it caused injury to thousands of people on the Hawaiian island of…
Read more The Justice Department admitted a Navy jet fuel leak in Hawaii caused thousands to suffer injuries. Now, victims are suing the government.Water levels in main reservoirs for Bogota, Colombia, hit critically low levels – CBS News Watch CBS News Millions of people in Colombia’s capital were forced to start…
Read more Water levels in main reservoirs for Bogota, Colombia, hit critically low levelsWhat are forever chemicals? Lead and similar harmful chemicals can stick around in drinking water and cause dangerous health disorders like cancer. What are forever chemicals? Lead and…
Read more Could you be drinking ‘forever chemicals’ from your tap? – WTOP NewsPress Release • Feb 27, 2024 10:00 EST The facility will bring USALCO’s expertise in producing the world’s finest coagulants into the state of Arkansas, supplying local customers…
Read more USALCO Announces Construction of a New Water Treatment Chemicals Production Facility in Fort Smith, ArkansasPress Release • Feb 15, 2024 COLUMBIA, S.C., February 15, 2024 (Newswire.com) – The Federal Court in South Carolina overseeing the massive PFAS settlement of public water systems…
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