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The Trump administration wants to rewrite the definition for what counts as protected ‘waters of the United States.' The rule has caused frustration among farmers, but environmental attorneys worry a change could lead to more pollution.
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The oil spill is the biggest in the Keystone pipeline's history and it dumped a sludgy form of crude oil that poses special challenges for a cleanup.
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Rural communities face compounding reasons they can’t improve their water infrastructure, including inflation and a lack of human resources.
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While P-13 wells are technically considered water wells, they were originally drilled for oil and gas exploration.
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For towns with only a few hundred residents, keeping tap water clean and safe can pose a crippling expense. The predicament is likely to become more common in western Kansas as farm chemicals seep into dwindling water supplies.
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WICHITA, Kansas — About 150,000 people in Kansas get their drinking water from private wells. How clean, and safe, is that water? Short answer: It...
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Officials say Amarillo will not be affected by recent reports of groundwater contamination linked to Cannon Air Force Base—despite the fact that the…
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The Environmental Protection Agency this week released a report on the environmental impacts of hydraulic fracturing on drinking water.As The Rural Blog…
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Oklahoma isn’t the only state where the controversial process known as “fracking” has resulted in fights between state and federal officials, and the oil…
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A Texas teenager has developed an invention that could help fight water contamination. According to The Guardian, Perry Alagappan has developed a new…