River pollution blocking new homes - but why?
Daniel Mumby, from the Local Democracy Reporting Service, finds out why a chemical is blocking the building of new homes.
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Researchers make alarming discovery about health impact of US tap water — here's what you need to know
Access to clean drinking water is a fundamental right. But a shocking new report suggests that millions of Americans may be ...
What we can do at home to save water
Learn how sewage pollution affects rivers, and how you can help by using chemical-free products and conserving water.
Drinking Water in Vermont Could Be Contaminated by PFAS for 'Centuries'
"Forever chemicals" contamination is spreading in parts of Bennington, Vermont, prompting concern about the potential impacts ...
New spray technology helps pesticides stick to plant leaves to reduce polluting runoff
Reducing the amount of agricultural sprays used by farmers—including fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides—could cut down ...
Environmental groups encourage community to hold companies and leaders accountable for PFAs in tap water
Cape Fear Public Utility Authority, NCDEQ, Chemours, and research institutions test for the amount of PFAs. Donovan says the ...
NC plan lets factories keep dumping toxic chemicals in drinking water
North Carolina advances a PFAS rule critics say won’t stop pollution or protect drinking water, as debate grows over industry ...
E.P.A. Investigations of Severe Pollution Look Increasingly at Risk
The agency will no longer shut down “any stage of energy production,” absent an imminent threat, a new memo says, and will ...
Pollution-busters look to AI for better speed and accuracy
While cameras, robots and sensors have long been used to inspect out-of-reach areas, the data retrieved on water quality or ...
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Rome To Break Ground On Water Filtration Facility In 2025
Rome plans to break ground on a new water treatment facility on Riverside Parkway in 2025 that will remove chemical ...
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Pause on ‘forever chemical’ standards Will Not ‘Make America Healthy Again.’ | Opinion
It is unclear what actions the Trump administration will take, if any, to protect the public against PFAS, linked to cancer and other health problems.