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A report led by MEP Thomas Bajada calls for increased funding and greater cooperation between member states to ensure access to clean and affordable water. “Every person in the EU has the right ...

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Despite Mumbai facing water cuts during the last three summers and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation demanding water from reserved stock this year, no water supply project has come up in the ...

Kennedy Jr. is directing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to change its fluoridation recommendation for drinking water, the agency said Monday, disturbing public health experts and ...

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As the Trump administration takes steps to discourage the incorporation of fluoride in drinking water, experts warn the moves may have serious consequences for Americans’ health. The ...

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency could be seeking to revise a Biden-era rule requiring drinking water utilities to filter out “forever chemicals,” environmental lawyers said Wednesday.