EPA testing shows a greater share of large cities don't meet drinking water standards for forever chemicals. Check your ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommend keeping the pH between 6.5 and 8.5 in drinking water, and many states in the United States choose to enforce these levels. Drinking water and ...

Drinking water, regardless of its pH level, will not change your blood pH ... your water company should notify you immediately. Then, more testing would follow, and you’d be informed if their ...

Aqua Illinois is distributing bottled water for multiple south suburban municipalities after elevated nitrate levels were found in the Kankakee River, causing drinking water to be very dangerous for ...

SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. — When the state of New York became the first in the nation to require all public schools to test their drinking water ... elevated lead levels: Water from 23 taps at her ...

That year, MPS found elevated lead levels in 183 of its more than 3,000 drinking fountains, faucets and other water sources. The recent lead action plan says after that testing, the district made ...

ATLANTA — Three years after the federal government set aside money for Georgia schools and childcare centers to test their water ... down on lead levels in drinking water. The agency updated ...

Providers serving more than 350 people were required in January to start testing their drinking water for PFAS. Nearly 19% of the water systems tested statewide between January and March of 2024 ...