Underground water leaks present a significant challenge for water utilities. They can lead to substantial water loss, increased operational costs, and regulatory penalties. Southern Water has been under scrutiny for its water wastage issue and aims to reduce leakage by 32% by 2030 as mandated by
Colorado's water rights are at the heart of an ongoing confrontation between Front Range water providers and the Western Slope. The key focus is on the Shoshone Power Plant's water rights due to their historical significance and substantial size. The Colorado River District is accountable for
In a landmark decision amidst a challenging political climate, Alabama's environmental groups have achieved a significant victory by successfully advocating for updates to the state's water toxicity standards. This development represents an important step in addressing prevalent water contamination
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is implementing significant changes to PFAS regulations, affecting water utilities and public health nationwide, notably in Florida. PFAS, a group of long-lasting manufactured chemicals, are used for their resistance to water, grease, and stains. They have
The Morganfield Drinking Water Plant in Kentucky embarks on a groundbreaking initiative to address an environmental concern of nationwide importance by tackling the presence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs) in its water supply. Often referred to as "forever chemicals," PFAs are
The Environmental Protection Agency's decision to postpone regulations on PFAS, chemicals notorious for their persistence in the environment and subsequent contamination of drinking water supplies, has created waves of frustration and concern among North Carolina residents. These "forever
