Protecting Drinking Water by Becoming Climate Ready
By Joel Beauvais and Andrew Kricun, Executive Director for the Camden County (NJ) Municipal Utilities Authority From Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Category: drinking water
Blog Post addresses Drought with Advice for Drought-Impacted Water Utilities
“All Dried Up – Advice for Drought-Impacted Water Utilities” is a posting on EPA’s “It’s Our Environment” Blog that looks
Safe Drinking Water Act Turns 40 – EPA to Celebrate with a Twitter Chat
December 16 Twitterchat: 40th Anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act On Tuesday, December 16 at 1 p.m. EST, the
Despite good snowpack in Rockies, Lake Mead level still expected to drop
Is Lake Mead half empty or half full? Either way the 14 year drought has raised concerns as discussed in
Map Shows County-by-County Data on Drinking Water from Seasonal and Rain-Dependent Streams
EPA has used the National Hydrography Dataset to create a county-by-county map of the percent of the population that receives
DOE study: Fracking chemicals didn’t taint water
PITTSBURGH (AP) – A landmark federal study on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, shows no evidence that chemicals from the natural
NYS "Don’t Flush Your Drugs" Campaign
Recent reports have shown that New York State rivers and streams and drinking-water supplies in a number of American cities
NY State forms Environmental/Government Collaborative to Update Water/Wastewater Infrastructure
An environmental and government collaborative has been formed to help tackle a looming water infrastructure crisis facing New York State.
EPA releases information guides to help public water systems comply with the Ground Water Rule
EPA has released a new information guides to assist states and public water systems understand requirements of the Ground Water
What’s in Your Bottle?
During this week of May 4-10 we are celebrating National Drinking Water Week. It's easy to take for granted the
Lake Stewardship 