A lot can change in 50 years, but the need for clean drinking water hasn’t. This month, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Safe Drinking Water Act – a formative piece of ...

The Safe Drinking Water Act resulted in the creation of NSF/ANSI/CAN 60 and NSF/ANSI/CAN 61, helping safeguard global drinking water.

Six contaminants found in drinking water across every U.S state exceeded legal guidelines set by the federal government, a ...

Dec. 16 marked the 50-year anniversary of the 1974 law that set federal standards for drinking-water quality.

The failure to move with urgency in replacing lead service lines will place children and adults at greater risk of drinking ...

Nile Garden students will be able to refill water bottles from campus faucets for the first time in 11 years when school ...

The EPA has lifted its emergency order for Flint's water system, marking compliance with lead standards after years of efforts to address the water crisis.

Columbus City Utilities has released its annual water quality report, finding that the city’s drinking water met all federal and state standards last year.

"Today we reflect on 50 years of the Safe Drinking Water Act and are reminded of its profound impact on the nation's public drinking water supply," said M. Susan Hardwick, Chief Executive Officer ...

This investment aligns with the spirit of the Safe Drinking Water Act and its mission to safeguard public health for American Water customers and communities across the nation.

What about tap water? Those were the circumstances in 1974 as a receptive Congress and a supportive-but-cost-conscious Ford administration debated first-ever national drinking water standards. In the ...