From the local treatment plant to miles of underground pipes to your kitchen faucet, water professionals work around the clock to ensure your drinking water is there when you need it. But we all play a part in keeping our source waters clean before they ever enter a public water system. For the last five years, Source Water Protection Week has provided an opportunity to recognize the importance of caring for our beautiful drinking water sources. If we keep our rivers, lakes and underground wells...

While bottled water serves a valuable purpose as a beverage, there are some drawbacks of which to be aware.

Source Water Protection Week provides the perfect opportunity to learn about how water consumers can better protect their source water.

A recent medical report from the Endocrine Society and the International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN) discussed the ways plastics can affect a person's endocrine system.

Microbeads in some of our personal care products can lead to pollution and disrupt the food chain

Imagine a Day Without Water is coming up and is meant to honor the ways water touches our daily lives.

This year's theme of "Nature for Water" draws attention to the solutions found in nature for the water challenges faced worldwide.

As National Water Quality Month continues, India’s drinking water crisis is examined in the following post by Saranya Balu, an AWWA summer intern.

Today’s question: Do oil spills pollute drinking water sources?

Today's question: Is urban runoff treated before being discharged into drinking water sources?