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Cyber attackers have taken notice of the U.S. water and wastewater systems sector, “and utility size simply doesn’t matter” to the attackers, said Jennifer Lyn Walker, WaterISAC’s director of infrastructure cyber defense

Purdue-led team develops a scalable water treatment that doesn’t just trap PFAS and other contaminants – it destroys them. 

“Paige did a great job as Associate CFO in the first administration,” said former EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler. “She has the experience and knowledge the agency needs.”

“Due to the anti backsliding provision in the Safe Drinking Water Act, it is illegal for EPA to arbitrarily decide to repeal or weaken existing drinking water standards.”

General Atomics plans to bring the PERSES system to additional test sites across the country in the coming months.

EPA advises those planning to file a UIC grant application to contact their regional office for application information.

As the Department of Defense confronts soaring PFAS cleanup costs, a landmark comparison at Wurtsmith Air Force Base reveals a new path forward.

Her global career has spanned roles in the U.K., Brazil, and across the U.S.—and now brings her back home to Indiana.

In what is being described as a “massive environmental and national security win,” the United States and Mexico have reached a landmark agreement to permanently address the Tijuana River sewage crisi

If you need to replace your whole hard hat, consider a new safety helmet designed to increase head protection.