The main river that used to be Dhaka's source of drinking water is now toxic.

New growth is beginning to push through the scorched landscape but the cost of this unprecedented fire season is mounting.

In a packed out room in the European Parliament, Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo, showcased his latest film, which depicts a murky real-life thriller. 



Dark Waters tells the story of an American lawyer, who...

Calgary’s tap water now includes fluoride again, something that the city hadn’t included for nearly 15 years. The change followed a recent vote and several studies suggesting the move increased tooth decay in kids.

In an email, the N.W.T. Department of Education, Culture and Employment (ECE) said it received its initial test results for water at École William McDonald Middle School and Range Lake North School on Jan. 22. After confirming results on...

The Nova Scotia government has issued a request for exploration proposals at three sites it believes have uranium deposits. On Monday, Pictou County council voted to ask the province to delay granting leases for exploration in the area....

Palestinians struggle daily for food and water amid scarce community aid.

Alberta is upping efforts to keep invasive mussels out of the province's water bodies. Why? Because, as a new report outlines, allowing waters to become contaminated could cost an estimated $76 million annually to manage.

Long Island environmental experts say the plan is a good start, but lacks some specific details they were hoping for.

The Prince Edward Island government is supplying bottled water to nine homes in Hazelbrook, east of Charlottetown. Some wells have tested significantly above Health Canada benchmarks for PFAS, also known as forever chemicals. CBC's...

The former Long Island Congressman spoke at an LIA event Friday morning, addressing issues from wind farms to chemicals in drinking water.

Spout co-founders, Tyler Breton and Reuben Vollmer, explain how to get clean drinking water effortlessly with their innovation. Watch!

Morocco is investing hundreds of millions to divert northern rivers for water supply to southern cities, but experts doubt its long-term sustainability amid climate change. Watch to know more!

Residents and businesses in the western P.E.I. community of Slemon Park have received letters saying chemicals known as PFAs were found in levels above Health Canada's objective in the park's three wells. PFAS can be found in many...

The CBC's Brett Ruskin has more from Halifax.

This comes in response to Robert Kennedy Jr., the president's pick for secretary of Health and Human Services, who wants to remove fluoride from drinking water.

According to New Jersey American Water, the issue is due to seasonal algal activity, and they are working to minimize its impact on customers.

RFK Jr., president-elect Donald Trump’s pick to run the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, wants to get fluoride out of drinking water, citing safety concerns. CBC’s Jennifer Yoon breaks down why it’s in the water supply and...

Crews searched for bodies in stranded cars and sodden buildings on Thursday, as people tried to salvage what they could from their ruined homes following monstrous flash floods in Spain that claimed at least 158 lives, with 155 deaths...

Only two water treatment facilities in the Montreal area still add fluoride to their supply. The city says maintaining the necessary equipment is getting more expensive and that much of the fluoride is going to waste. What are the health...

Starting your day with water on an empty stomach has a significant impact on your health and well-being. This simple habit yields remarkable results. So, prioritize hydration and embrace the positive changes it brings to your body and mind.

Vancouver researchers say they’ve found a way to destroy highly resistant PFAS, also known as ‘forever chemicals,’ with a new technology that removes them from drinking water before they end up in the environment — and our bodies.

Over the summer some municipalities in the region didn’t have drinking water because of the amount of blue-green algae in the lakes and rivers. They’re asking the Quebec government to step in.

TheUNRWA has said that children in Gaza spend several hours a day collecting water and food, often carrying heavy weights.