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Boston's water comes from the protected Quabbin Reservoir — one of the best sources in the country. But lead pipes in older homes and emerging PFAS concerns sti…
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Cincinnati draws from the Ohio River — one of the most heavily used waterways in America. But the city's water utility has been a national leader in treatment i…
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Cleveland draws drinking water from Lake Erie but faces lead service line challenges, harmful algal blooms threatening source water, and century-old infrastruct…
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Denver's water system faces PFAS contamination from nearby military bases, a massive lead service line replacement program, and growing drought pressure on its…
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Indianapolis faces PFAS contamination, tens of thousands of lead service lines, and one of the nation's largest combined sewer overflow problems threatening wat…
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Las Vegas depends on a shrinking Lake Mead for nearly all its drinking water. But aggressive conservation and recycling have made it one of the most water-effic…
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Memphis sits on one of the world's purest natural drinking water sources — the Memphis Sand aquifer. But PFAS contamination, industrial legacy sites, and urban…
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Miami's drinking water comes from the shallow Biscayne Aquifer — one of the most vulnerable in America. Rising seas, saltwater intrusion, and PFAS contamination…
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Minneapolis draws drinking water from the Mississippi River and faces PFAS contamination linked to decades of 3M manufacturing, plus thousands of lead service l…
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