Entries Tagged Drinking Water

The California-Nevada Section of the American Water Works Association announced the recipients of its 2016-17 scholarship awards. Two $5,000 scholarships for graduate-level education,...

In response to concerns over unsafe drinking water, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder says he will drink filtered tap water from Flint for...

You walk into the trendy space, the vibe of the city humming around you. The bartender strikes up a conversation, so you...

When Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, hosted its first water-tasting competition in 1991, organizers had to work hard to fill the field of...

A municipal water worker in South Africa was murdered March 28 after responding to a customer complaint of a blocked sewer line....

An online fundraiser has been established for Michael Stiles, 56, who died March 22 in an accident while on the job as...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced $3.3 million in funding to five institutions to research human and ecological health impacts associated with water reuse...

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation replaced the manhole cover that flew off and killed a driver on Interstate 93 in Boston last...

According to Fitch Ratings, legal action taken against municipalites in regards to lead contamination will have long-lasting impact for everyone in the water...

For the fourth time in 10 years, the best-tasting tap water in the world belongs to the Clearbrook (British Columbia) Waterworks District....

My older brother brings an insulated jug of water along when we go fishing. On it he has written “BWIFI” in bold...

By addressing the “rotten egg” smell near its minor league baseball stadium, Sioux City, Iowa, hopes to put to rest the city’s...

Residents of Crystal City, Texas — which was in the headlines earlier this month when the FBI arrested most of the town’s top...

Work on replacing high-risk lead service lines in Flint, Michigan, is underway as state and city leaders collaboratively focus on removing pipes...