(NEXSTAR) – Using hot water straight from the tap can save heating time when cooking or making tea, but doing so could be harmful to your health, experts say. Millions of American homes have lead in ...

This article was produced by the Guardian US and co-published by Consumer Reports as part of our collective ongoing investigation into America’s Water Crisis. Florene Reed always makes sure there’s ...

Just because something is safe to eat or drink doesn’t mean it’s safe to squirt deep inside your face, like your sinus cavities and eye sockets, researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and ...

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More than 8 of every 10 Illinoisans live in a community where brain-damaging lead was found in the tap water of at least one home during the past six years, a new Chicago Tribune analysis found. The ...

This article originally appeared on PlanPhilly. The sun was shining, the salsa music enticing, and Katrina Williams was thirsty when she saw the pitchers full of cold water on a table. Williams found ...

For towns with only a few hundred residents, keeping tap water clean and safe can pose a crippling expense. The predicament is likely to become more common in western Kansas as farm chemicals seep ...

Even in the wonderland that is Silicon Valley, the food-tech space stands out for some of the most remarkable, and bizarre, businesses in the industry. Some, like Seamless and Blue Apron, have ...

And lastly, a federal judge orders Denver Water to halt construction work on a controversial dam-raising project. “This Court will not reward Denver Water for starting construction on the Project ...