Water and Wastewater Management

The largest nonprofit, scientific and educational association dedicated to managing and treating water,

The American Society of Civil Engineers gives the nation's aging water supply systems a D grade.

This 2011 report from the American Society off Civil Engineers finds that "our nation’s drinking water and wastewater infrastructure is aging and overburdened, and that investment is not keeping up with the need."

Information on water-related pathogens, diseases, and contaminants from the world's foremost disease control center.

Author Anna Clark discusses the Flint water crisis in this WBUR radio podcast, with transcript.

Extensive website on the history and workings of the New York City water system.

This website contains a list of regulated contaminants with links for more details.

Information on drinking water rules, water systems, and state resources.

Extensive information on all aspects of drinking water quality and security.

The EPA's repository of water quality monitoring data collected by water resource management groups across the country.

Information on collecting and testing water samples, with data on viral, bacterial, and chemical contaminants. Also contains publications on special topics.

Research publications on all areas of water, stormwater, and pollution management.

The latest information on all aspects of water supply, treatment, contaminants, and conservation. Access permitted upon free registration.