Tap water is the most cost-efficient way to get your water, and it’s subject to testing by your municipality, Stapleton points out. The Safe Drinking Water Act, which was passed by Congress in ...

Here, drinking water experts from the EPA, academia, and advocacy groups weigh in on what you need to know about your tap. Government officials tour a water treatment facility in Maplewood ...

Tap water for about 1 in 3 Americans could ... The federal agency develops regulations using processes outlined in the Safe Drinking Water Act. These processes rely on the best available peer ...

You have options when it comes to drinking water, and each has potential pros and cons. Here’s what experts want you to keep in mind for each. Tap water is the most cost-efficient way to get your ...

The study also calls attention the possible health impact of using certain chemicals to treat tap water, not just chloramine. Some research has linked disinfected drinking water with increased ...

The byproduct has been in tap water for decades, but was hard to isolate. A chemical byproduct found in some treated drinking water in the U.S. that remained a mystery for more than 40 years may ...

Researchers have identified a chemical in certain tap water across the United States, prompting questions about what it means for drinking water safety and Americans' health. In the study ...

So, you’re parched and wondering if you can drink tap water in Amsterdam. Knowing where to get safe drinking water in a foreign country can be a little daunting, so what’s the deal in the Netherlands?