IHS determined that there were 130,153 homes needing sanitation improvements in Native American communities at the end of fiscal year 2018, and identified 1,837 community-wide projects to assist ...

The Confederated Colville Tribes has received authority from the federal government to set water quality standards on its reservation. The 10,000-member tribe will have the ability to create ...

TOPPENISH, Wash. - To outsiders, Leslie Stump's 40 acres of scruffy land in the alkali flats south of Toppenish might not look like much, but for her and her children ...

Water pollution occurs when water becomes contaminated, usually by chemicals or microorganisms. Pollution can cause water to become toxic to humans, leading to infections and health problems ...

Since 2010 the state has spent an average of $103 million annually to prevent water pollution from its sales-tax funded Clean Water, Land, and Legacy Fund. The fund modernized water treatment plants ...

NEW TOWN, N.D. - The Three Affiliated Tribes won't support a plan to divert Missouri River water across the state to the Red River Valley until there is running water throughout the Fort Berthold ...

The people of the Spirit Lake Reservation are facing another setback as their water emergency will now continue deep into the summer.Tribal leaders announced on Tuesday, July 1, that the water ...

Whether you're new to the Treasure Coast or just started paying attention to the water pollution crisis, this explanation of Lake Okeechobee discharges will help you understand this vast, complex ...

But ultimately, the study found that the differences in pollution between the New England states weren’t drastic. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Maine had the best water quality, having ...

When the clean water system failed at the Warm Springs Reservation in Oregon this week, thousands of residents relied on members of nearby communities to come to the reservation’s aid with ...

And federal and state water monitoring data show that farm nutrient pollution is getting worse. Roy asserts there is ample justification for the new regulatory program.