Is Your Tap Water Safe to Drink?
Most Americans have no idea what chemicals, heavy metals, and PFAS “forever chemicals” are in their tap water every day.
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Why Water Quality Matters
- Crumbling Infrastructure: Over 2 million miles of aging water pipes across the U.S. — many installed before WWII — leak 6 billion gallons of treated water daily and carry contaminants through 9+ million lead service lines still in use.
- Serious Health Risks: Water contaminants cause approximately 7.1 million illnesses annually in the U.S. Lead causes irreversible neurological damage in children, while PFAS “forever chemicals” — found in 97% of Americans — are linked to cancer and organ damage.
- Regulatory Gaps: The EPA regulates just 94 contaminants despite thousands being present in U.S. drinking water, leaving many harmful substances completely unmonitored and unchecked.
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The information on cleanairandwater.net is compiled from official water quality reports, trusted news sources, government websites, and public health resources. While we strive for accuracy, we are not scientists, engineers, or qualified water quality professionals.
Our mission is to present water quality information in an accessible format. This site does not replace official communications from your local water utility or health department. Always consult official sources for the most up-to-date information about your specific water system.
Clean Air and Water is not liable for any unintentional errors, omissions, or outdated information. Content is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.