A New Jersey company was hit with a $1 million fine for a 2019 fish kill in a Connecticut brook. Over 150 fish perished after

New York is advancing with new drinking water standards to protect public health. A public comment period is now open, inviting residents, advocacy groups, and

New York is embarking on a monumental project to revamp its water infrastructure with a $3.4 billion investment. This initiative aims to modernize aging systems,

The Harlem River’s future is marred by pollution. Once envisioned as a place for swimming, this dream has been set aside. The river’s pollution stems

For generations, NYC has depended on the Croton System. Rising reservoir salinity, caused by road salt runoff, has been closely monitored. Over the past 30

The Hudson River is facing a significant cyanobacteria outbreak near Kingston and Staatsburg. Experts from the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies have identified paint-like green

The 2025 Long Island Sound Beach Report shows a decline in beach water quality during heavy rain. An increasing number of Long Island beaches, on

A regional utility has revealed higher-than-expected levels of PFOS and PFOA contamination in drinking water. This news aligns with updated federal advisories that raise concerns

The 3M PFAS settlement is a significant step for New Jersey in its fight against per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. It will allocate up to $450

Recent EPA data highlights a significant increase in PFAS contamination, underscoring the dangers of forever chemicals. In New York, experts have detected higher levels of

DuPont has agreed to a historic $2.5 billion settlement with New Jersey. This deal aims to tackle PFAS contamination, also known as forever chemicals. These

GEMStat stands as a reliable source of Water Quality Data for scientists, government officials, and NGOs. It highlights pressing issues like freshwater salinization and nutrient

Growing cities have significantly contributed to rising water contamination levels in many regions. Research indicates that heavy metals, chemical residues, and lower dissolved oxygen are

The 2025 World Water Development Report, presented by UNESCO and UN-Water, uncovers pressing issues with the planet’s water. It delves into climate change, glacier retreat,

The agency has announced an 8.5% Proposed Water Bill Hike for next year. This increase supports critical work on water delivery, stormwater infrastructure, and wastewater

NYC Drinking Water has long been celebrated for its purity. Yet, salt contamination in reservoirs now poses a significant threat. The increasing use of road

Dozens of communities are now questioning the safety of their tap water due to PFAS contamination. Tests have confirmed the presence of these “forever chemicals,”

The Environmental Working Group has found alarming levels of hazardous chemicals in New Jersey’s public water systems. These include PFAS contamination, arsenic, nitrates, and other

Water suppliers across the region have filed a federal case to dispute the Environmental Protection Agency’s PFAS regulations. They believe the new standards place heavy

Chatham is gearing up to release its Water Quality Report for 2025, ensuring every drop in the Chatham water supply is safe. Residents and businesses

Governor Hochul has unveiled a new plan, backed by a $500 million pledge, to enhance water systems across the state. This commitment increases the total

Save the Sound has unveiled QuickDrops, a platform designed for easy access to water quality data. It focuses on the Long Island Sound Watershed, providing

The Trenton Water Utility is under intense scrutiny due to State Officials’ warnings about infrastructure risks in Mercer County. Reports highlight aging equipment, funding issues,

Road salt treatments have altered the taste of water for many households. Melting snow carries these salts into the New Jersey water supply. This can

Concerns about microplastics in US water are escalating, with numerous nonprofits pushing for federal action. An EPA microplastics petition, signed by over 170 environmental groups,

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has introduced new directives to improve Water Quality in the Delaware River. These EPA Updates target dissolved oxygen levels to

The recent Sewer Line Break south of 249 South Water Street in East Windsor has caused significant Connecticut River contamination. It’s estimated that over 300,000

Communities in rural New Jersey have found alarming levels of PFAS contamination in their local aquifers. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has set limits for

New York is facing a critical challenge that could impact at least 1.3 million residents. The federal standards for PFAS contamination protect communities from harmful

Scientists have discovered that millions of Americans may be exposed to PFAS forever chemicals in their drinking water. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) has collected

The Supreme Court decision has sparked debate on the Clean Water Act’s application. It limits the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to penalize for pollutant levels

Environmental groups have called on the EPA to prioritize Microplastics Monitoring. They express worry that these tiny particles are making their way into reservoirs and

Recent findings from the Environmental Working Group reveal that nearly 50,000 water systems show traces of 324 contaminants. The EWG Tap Water Database displays alarming

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court Ruling has significantly altered the EPA’s oversight of Raw Sewage Discharge. This shift impacts the Clean Water Act,

The Supreme Court has ushered in a new era for federal agencies overseeing Sewage Discharge Regulations. It redefines the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority, compelling regulators

In January 2025, a power failure at Richmond’s main water treatment plant caused widespread disruptions. The fear of a Richmond water outbreak grew, prompting officials

The region is facing a decades-long megadrought, drastically reducing water supplies for millions. Seven states and parts of Mexico rely on the Colorado River. Policymakers

The Environmental Protection Agency has identified a pressing need to remove approximately nine million Lead Service Lines nationwide. This action is part of the EPA

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) has unveiled an updated Tap Water Database, exposing the widespread contamination in U.S. drinking water. This extensive resource, the culmination of years

A newly published study has revealed that treated wastewater, even after undergoing purification processes to meet drinking water standards, contains high levels of harmful “forever