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Albany has been hit by catastrophic floods twice in 30 years. Each time, the Flint River overwhelmed the city's aging water infrastructure. Add PFAS contaminati…
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Alexandria's Old Town charm sits on a serious water quality foundation — the Potomac River carries everything the DC metro area can throw at it. PFAS from milit…
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America's sailing capital sits on the Chesapeake Bay — the nation's largest estuary and one of its most impaired water bodies. PFAS from Naval Academy operation…
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The Kennebec River was once so polluted you could smell it from the state capitol steps. Decades of cleanup have brought it back to life — but Maine's PFAS bios…
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The former Dow Air Force Base left behind one of the worst PFAS contamination plumes in New England. Hundreds of Bangor-area private wells have tested positive…
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Bellingham's Lake Whatcom is one of the Pacific Northwest's most beautiful drinking water reservoirs — and one of its most contested. Development pressure, phos…
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Bend has tripled in population since the 1990s — and every new resident drinks from the same volcanic aquifer. Rising nitrate levels from septic systems, aquife…
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Hurricane Katrina didn't just destroy Biloxi's buildings — it wrecked the water system. Two decades later, the rebuilt infrastructure faces new threats: PFAS fr…
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IBM built the Southern Tier's economy — and left behind one of the largest TCE contamination plumes in the Northeast. Thousands of homes in Endicott and surroun…
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