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Recently approved by the Arizona Governor's Regulatory Review Council, revised regulations relating to reclaimed water use now are in effect.

Roex, a California-based company, has introduced a 16-ounce sport water bottle that eliminates some common fears associated with water quality.

Property owners in a west Santa Rosa, Calif., neighborhood whose wells were contaminated by a chemical spill have inundated local government agencies with claims of damages that collectively exceed $500 million.

Chromium 6 makes more headlines across the United States.

Record numbers attended the Ground Water Legislative Conference, also known as the Legislative Fly-in, in Washington on March 19-20.

To stock the state water infrastructure fund, Texas counties are to collect $1 per year for every man, woman and child in the state.

Residents of Fallon, Nev., a town which has extremely high levels of arsenic in its water, say that arsenic really isn't that big of a deal.

Safedrinkingwater.com announces the launch of a new Web site for anyone seeking to fill a job or land one in the water and wastewater industry.

Global investment in desalination will reach $20 billion over the next five years, according to a recent study.

The Mexican environment minister has admitted that the nation's water problems are more serious than thought, with grave problems of desertification and pollution.