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A new water purification device that works like a tea bag may help people in underdeveloped regions of the world.

In North Battleford, Saskatchewan, cryptosporidium in the water supply is being blamed for a recent outbreak of illness and possibly one death.

At a summit organized by the Romanian government and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), delegates agreed to work together to protect the environment of the Danube basin and encourage sustainable development.

Waterloo Hydrogeologic has recently published a children's book entitled Wally and Deanna's Groundwater Adventure.

Anyone who wants to create underground water storage in Madera County, Calif., will have to pay nearly $21,000 to process their permit.

The National Ground Water Association (NGWA) recently released its new Model Supervisor's Safety Manual.

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.