By Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco, Keerti Gopal | Inside Climate News and Clayton Aldern | Grist June 30, 2026 No city dealing with a lot of lead pipes spends as much as Chicago does to replace them. With more than 400,000 lead water service lines, Chicago has the largest known inventory of lead pipes of any city… >> Read More
Las Vegas Sun – This article originally appeared in The New York Times. June 25, 2026 In California, a sprawling 4,000-mile network of canals winds through citrus orchards and fields of tree nuts, delivering irrigation and drinking water to homes and farms across the state. The canals are critical in an increasingly arid part of… >> Read More
By Kelly McGreal, Fox News June 21, 2026 Several New Jersey swimming areas remain under scrutiny after water testing found elevated levels of fecal bacteria at recreational water sites across the state. As of June 21, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) listed swimming advisories at five coastal locations in Ocean and Cape May counties…. >> Read More
By Spencer McKee, The Denver Gazette June 15, 2026 Amid the draining and closure of popular fishing spot Antero Reservoir, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been hard at work to salvage the lake’s fish. According to a report from the agency, their aquatic biologists in conjunction with Denver Water staff pulled more than 1,000 trout out of… >> Read More
By dnyuz.com – This post appeared first on New York Times. May 13, 2026 The mayor of Corpus Christi called an emergency meeting last month to deliver a dire warning: The city, among the largest in Texas, was running out of water. City leaders had to make a plan, and fast. “Every day of delay… >> Read More