Drinking Water Articles

How in the name of God, motherhood and Mother Earth could Flint residents’ water have been tainted with lead?

Symposium showcases how potable reuse is growing in popularity as a strategy to supplement and sustain water supplies

EPA funds will go to various infrastructure improvement projects with an emphasis on small and disadvantaged communities.

Take another look at the news stories that made headlines in the municipal sewer and water industry throughout the past year.

In this week’s news, rescuers respond to a fall at a North Dakota lift station, water research organizations announce a merger, and is declining groundwater in Mississippi cause for alarm?

The American Public Works Association commends legislation that will help small and rural communities comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act

In this week’s news, a congressman seeks forgiveness of nearly $21M in loans owed by the City of Flint, Michigan, and the Yavapai-Apache Nation breaks ground on new water pipeline

American Water Works Association visits El Paso Water Utilities to help mark the 30th anniversary of the Fred Hervey Water Reclamation Plant

A Grand River voyage raises funds and awareness for Water for People

This week, we celebrate the anniversary of not only the creation of uniform drinking water standards, but water security.

In 2016, Louisville Water will spend $21 million to inspect, repair and replace water mains in its service area.

Low-interest loans will be used to replace aging infrastructure and upgrade drinking water systems throughout the region

EPA awards $4M in grants for research and to combat impact of drought on water quality in watersheds and at drinking water utilities

In this weeks news, a state budget impasse in Illinois means some utility bills have gone unpaid, and the winner of Tennessee's best tasting water is unveiled.