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An examination into stopping developers from isolating landowners, one dry borehole at a time with proactive blueprints to protect water lifelines.

Environmental watchdogs argue the move is unlikely to lead to enforceable limits anytime soon.

A PFAS investigation is taking drilling crews hundreds of feet underground in search of the contamination source.

The suit, filed in Delaware Superior Court, alleges that nine industrial companies near Veolia's Stanton Plant are culpable in creating high levels of PFAS in Delaware's drinking water.

The EPA is looking for ways to bring more workers into the nation’s water sector as expected retirements raise concerns about who will operate and maintain drinking water and wastewater systems in the years ahead.

EPA officials say the move is intended to help the agency and state regulators work together to assess water systems and protect drinking water.

A latest look at what’s powering water, energy and infrastructure

Generating power outside the public grid could give data center developers more flexibility, but the environmental and ratepayer impacts are far from settled.