The recent fallout over Flint's drinking water has highlighted a serious unaddressed problem regarding this country's aging drinking water distribution network.

Microplastics are escaping through wastewater treatment plants, discharging into rivers, and affecting the environment, our drinking water, and food sources.

Some countries like the Netherlands do not use disinfectants for treating water like the US and the UK do. Do the Dutch have it right?

A new study suggests that severe storm events cause excessive amounts of organic matter to circumvent headwater systems, having profound effects on water quality.

A new study has found that pharmaceuticals and chemicals found in consumer products can find their way into private drinking wells via discharged wastewater.

Flint's water woes, highlight the consequences of neglect, inadequate monitoring, and poor water infrastructure, however Flint is not an isolated case.