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Akron built the rubber capital of the world on the banks of the Cuyahoga River, and the industrial chemicals left behind in that watershed still influence the q…
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For decades, Monsanto's Anniston plant quietly dumped PCBs into the soil, creeks, and bodies of residents living nearby — making Anniston ground zero for one of…
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In 2016, residents of Corpus Christi woke to a do-not-use order after an industrial chemical backflowed into the city's water supply — a crisis that revealed lo…
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Gary, Indiana was built for steel, and the environmental legacy of that industry — combined with aging lead infrastructure and limited municipal resources — cre…
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Peoria sits along the Illinois River, one of the most nutrient-polluted rivers in the Midwest, drawing drinking water from a source that receives agricultural r…
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In August 2014, Toledo told 400,000 residents not to drink or use the tap water after microcystin from a Lake Erie algal bloom overwhelmed the city's water trea…
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Trenton's once-famous slogan 'Trenton Makes, the World Takes' reflects a manufacturing heritage that left an indelible mark on the city's soil, groundwater, and…
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The Black Warrior River, Tuscaloosa's water source and a river of ecological importance to Alabama, has been under pressure from coal combustion residual sites,…
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In 2017, researchers discovered that Chemours had been discharging a novel PFAS compound called GenX into the Cape Fear River for decades — and that Wilmington…
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