A recent report by Utah State University revealed a $452 billion deficit in funding for critical water mains, with over 260,000 breaks annually. Water infrastructure is the backbone of our communities. This deficit poses significant risks to public health, environmental sustainability, and economic development. It is clear that we must prioritize investments and innovative solutions to modernize and maintain our water systems.
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Water Advisory Blogs
- CNN: Lake Mead Hits Lowest Water Level on Record as Colorado River Crisis Deepens August 10, 2026
- Water & Health Advisory Council Submits Comments on EPA’s PFAS Rule Reconsideration August 3, 2026
- Contributing Scientific Perspectives to WHO’s PFAS Evidence Review August 3, 2026
- EPW Advances Bipartisan Water Infrastructure Bill July 20, 2026
- Water & Health Advisory Members Join AWWA ACE 2026 June 30, 2026