Wildfires can harm water quality by adding sediment, nutrients, and harmful chemicals to waterways, making water treatment more challenging. Water filters, such as sediment or advanced filtration systems, help reduce these pollutants and provide safer drinking water during and after wildfires.
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Celebrate Earth Day with us by learning about the theme of Earth Day 2026 and discovering ways to get involved.
Aquasana survey reveals 84% of Americans still drink plastic bottled water, despite rising concerns about microplastics and plastic pollution.
Get facts and figures about plastic water bottle pollution, consumption, trust, safety, cost, and more with findings from the web and our surveys.
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See the top Six U.S. cities with the cleanest water, along with the worst Five. Plus, get tips for improving the quality of your tap water at home.
See key findings from our 2021 Water Quality Survey revealing people's concern about lead contamination in tap water. Plus, learn how to protect your home.
Each August we observe National Water Quality Month with a goal to spread awareness about water quality issues and make changes to help preserve water resources.
Water is an essential part of our daily life. We've put together a list of the top 10 states in the U.S. with the best and worst public tap water.
This World Water Day, we have partnered with fellow Austin-based, Well Aware, in a shared mission to provide safe, healthy water to all.