Tritium venting at Los Alamos National Laboratory sparks debate
Los Alamos began controlled depressurization of four tritium waste containers last week as regulators monitored and community groups raised concerns.
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As Great Salt Lake reaches dangerously low levels, Grow the Flow brings citizens, scientists, and policymakers together to restore Utah’s iconic lake.
Drinking water systems cited in New Mexico’s enforcement watch
New Mexico cites multiple water systems for regulatory violations, urging proactive compliance to protect public health and ensure water safety.
New Mexico Water & Wastewater manager retires after 51 years
Caroline Sanchez retires after 51 years with NMWWA, leaving a legacy of dedication to water and wastewater training in New Mexico.
USGS study finds over 71 million Americans may use groundwater contaminated with PFAS "forever chemicals," raising health concerns across the U.S.
Battling the Stink: Calif. South Bay’s sewage crisis intensifies
South Bay's sewage crisis from Tijuana River worsens, causing health issues. Lawmakers urge EPA action; residents sue Veolia over spills.