Since much of the country is experiencing a record-breaking temperatures this summer, it seems like yet another good opportunity to talk about water. While you’re sweating profusely and in desperate need of hydration, think for a moment about the water you’re drinking and how you get it. Even though we have one of the most accessible and safe water systems in the world here in the U.S., it’s falling into a state of disrepair. Many of the individual systems that carry our water are outdated. Old drinking water pipes lose 1.7 trillion gallons of treated water a year, while sewage overflows and storm runoff continue to be a problem. Remember the water main break in Boston recently? We need to turn our attention to how we can prepare our water infrastructure for the future. We need to Renew America’s Water.
- About
- Take Action
- Issues
- Food
- Water
- Fish
- ALL ISSUES
- Bottled Water
- Consumer Labels
- Desalination
- Factory Farms
- Factory Fish Farming
- Fair Access to Fish
- Farm Bill: Better Food Starts Here
- Federal Budget
- Fish
- Food
- Food & Water Justice
- Food Safety
- Fracking
- Genetically Engineered Foods
- GE Salmon
- GE Sweet Corn
- Groundwater Protection
- Irradiation
- Nanotechnology
- Radiation Impacts
- Renew America’s Water
- Seafood
- Triclosan (Endocrine Disruptor)
- Water
- Water Conservation
- Water Privatization
- World Water
- Campaigns
- Research
- Tools & Resources
- News & Blog