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Allentown sits at the crossroads of Pennsylvania's industrial past and its aging water infrastructure — and residents are dealing with the consequences.
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Beaumont sits at the heart of the Gulf Coast refinery corridor, and its drinking water from the Neches River faces pressure from industrial contamination, hurri…
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Benton Harbor dealt with lead-contaminated drinking water for years before the EPA stepped in with an emergency order in 2021. Here is what happened and where t…
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Billings is Montana's largest city, and its drinking water comes from the Yellowstone River — the longest undammed river in the lower 48 states. But industrial…
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Brownsville sits at the southernmost tip of Texas, drawing its drinking water from a Rio Grande that's been stretched thin by agriculture, drought, and the dema…
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Camden, one of America's most economically distressed cities, faces water quality challenges rooted in decades of industrial contamination, aging infrastructure…
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The 2014 Freedom Industries chemical spill contaminated Charleston's water supply and shattered public trust. More than a decade later, the city's water quality…
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The Coachella Valley is famous for date palms and music festivals, but beneath the desert surface, its groundwater carries some of California's most concerning…
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Erie's drinking water system relies on Lake Erie and infrastructure that dates back over a century. Lead service lines and aging mains remain a persistent conce…
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