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New Mexico tackles drinking water safety violations

After warning 138 water systems for safety violations affecting 160,000 people, New Mexico invests $78M in water infrastructure. Progress has been made, but challenges remain.

Harmful ‘forever chemicals’ at Tucson Airport addressed

The EPA and Tucson Airport Authority are working together to address PFAS contamination in Tucson's drinking water to protect public health and ensure safe supply.

Arizona sues alleged “forever chemicals” manufacturers

Arizona’s attorney general has filed a lawsuit against companies accused of using ‘forever chemicals’ and has joined a coalition of 17 states asking the EPA to issue enforceable drinking water...

California invests $17M to aid water systems in underrepresented areas

California fast-tracks $17M to consolidate water systems in underrepresented San Benito and Monterey Counties, boosting clean water access.

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Deborah on Concerns grow over zebra mussel larvae in Colorado River: “It’s an AI generated image.” Dec 17, 20:04
Zach on Concerns grow over zebra mussel larvae in Colorado River: “What the heck is that opening image? Those are fake animals, not what mussel larva/veligers look like.” Dec 17, 11:01
Deborah on Dry times in the West: Coloado River Basin drought deepens: “Hopefully spring will bring lots of snow! It’s going to be tough on farmers and water managers without better snowpack.” Dec 15, 16:36