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Firefighters Are Warning People To Never, Ever Leave Bottled Water In Your Car

See what researchers found when they tested a bottle of Fiji Water against a glass of tap water.

Water bottles left in hot car may start fire, first responders warn

First responders are issuing a water bottle warning as hot and humid temperatures strike the Northeast.

How Bottled Water is Killing You

BPA and other endocrine disrupters found in bottled water are silent killers. But bottled water isn't the only culprit. Here are some others

Water company adding UV treatment to prevent diarrhea

Indiana-American Water is adding a new layer of protection against microscopic parasites

Clean and Safe Water When We Need It, America's Water Companies

Learn more about how America's water companies deliver safe, clean, and reliable water to your community when you need it.

Reality Check: Have water companies cut leaks by a third?

Consumers are being asked not to waste water, but how much do water companies waste through leakage?

Find Out the Truth about Water Companies

An educational campaign to provide facts about the water industry and correct the record on water companies.

Chemicals in Your Bottled Water? Companies Could Test to Find Out

Bottled water has been used as a stopgap for communities whose drinking water is contaminated with dangerous chemicals, and many bottling companies could begin testing as early as next year to ensure their own products are free of those same substances.

When water supplies ebb, users go with the flow

Drought-tolerant alfalfa is an example of our ability to adapt to dry times

From uranium pollution to a broken well, small water companies need help 

A half-million-dollar appropriation could help small, struggling water companies throughout the ...

How do Wildfires — And Efforts to Abate Them — Affect the Nation’s Water Supplies?

More than 180 million people across the United States rely on forest watersheds to store, filter, and deliver the water that flows from their taps. Unfortunately, in many parts of the country, these watershed functions face an increasing risk of severe wildfire. Prescribed burning is one treatment that can reduce forest fuels and wildfire’s threats…

Using Graywater and Stormwater to Enhance Local Water Supplies: An Assessment of Risks, Costs,...

Download a PDF of "Using Graywater and Stormwater to Enhance Local Water Supplies" by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine for free.

Aeration Systems Remove Excess Nutrients from Municipal Water Supplies

Several years ago, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) began an initiative to control excessive nitrogen and phosphorus pollution entering the Gulf of Mexico through watersheds. Although phosphorus and nitrogen are nutrients needed for aquatic plant and algal growth, excess amounts can have damaging effects. Farming states were under pressure to restore their surface water quality. Too Much Nitrogen & Phosphorus

Open Water Becomes First Climate Neutral Certified Bottled Water Company

Open Water is very proud to announce it is the first bottled water company to successfully become Climate Neutral Certified, a rigorous three-step certification program that verifies a company has achieved net-zero carbon emissions.

Special coverage: Have SoCal's water supplies recovered?

Not all of the region's water sources have rebounded, despite above average rain and snow. Areas that don't import any water are still in conservation mode.

Watershed Monitoring Benefits Private Lands and Public Water Supplies

Different land uses have different impacts to water quality and quantity in waterbodies throughout the state

How to Overcome the "Yuck Factor" to Extend Water Supplies

Wastewater can be readily turned back to freshwater, if only cultural concerns can be allayed

Tests of city-supplied water filters work, but only 'stop-gap measure'

City Safe Water Program is a lead water filtration system that removes lead  from one Regent Square home.

Changing climate imperils global food and water supplies, new U.N. study finds

The world cannot avoid the worst impacts of climate change without overhauling the ways we grow food, raise livestock and manage forests, a major new study says.