The state Department of Health conducts initial lead testing for Washington public schools but doesn’t update its data after ...

Despite the warm weather, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is warning residents and visitors to avoid ...

If you’re concerned about microplastics, PFAS and lead, there are certain ways to make your drinking water safer.

When you test your water, you are trying to answer a simple question: is it safe and what should you do next. Yet a single ...

High ammonia levels in water poses serious health risks, especially if levels increase safe limits like 0.5 ppm (parts per ...

Clearly Filtered water pitchers, bottles, and under-sink filters are 10 to 19 percent off. I tested three filters to see how ...

More than 40 public school districts throughout Suffolk County and nearly 30 more in Nassau have running water through faucets and water fountains for students containing lead levels Mirror-images - ...

Fortunately, most drinking water is safe to drink. Here are a few contaminants to look out for, along with tips to test for and treat them. John Carlsen has more than a decade of experience testing ...

Drinking water for at least 1 of every 7 Americans – about 49.5 million people – contains unsafe levels of “forever chemicals,” according to new test results the Environmental Protection Agency ...

The problem of lead in drinking water has been top of mind since the crisis in Flint, Michigan, which began in 2014. Exposure to lead impacts children’s brains and nervous systems, and there is no ...

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