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Akron draws water from Lake Rockwell and the Cuyahoga River system, but the Rubber Capital of the World's industrial history has left a contamination legacy tha…
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Bakersfield sits at the southern end of California's Central Valley, where oil production, intensive agriculture, and chronic groundwater overdraft create some…
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Boise has some of the best drinking water in the West, drawn from deep volcanic aquifers and the Boise River. But Treasure Valley's explosive growth, agricultur…
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Buffalo's Lake Erie water source is abundant, but aging infrastructure, lead service lines, and industrial contamination from a century of heavy manufacturing c…
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Charleston's rapid growth in the Lowcountry collides with rising seas, saltwater intrusion into coastal aquifers, military PFAS contamination, and flooding that…
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Colorado Springs has excellent mountain-sourced drinking water, but PFAS contamination from five military installations, the devastating 2012 Waldo Canyon fire'…
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Columbia's drinking water comes from Lake Murray and the Broad and Saluda Rivers, but Fort Jackson PFAS contamination, the devastating 2015 flood, and aging inf…
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Corpus Christi sits at the center of Texas's petrochemical coast, where refinery contamination, saltwater intrusion from the Gulf, drought, and harmful algal bl…
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Dayton sits on top of the Great Miami Buried Valley Aquifer — one of the most productive groundwater sources in the country. But military PFAS contamination and…
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