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Pregnant women who live near multiple natural gas wells tend to have smaller infants, research suggests

Researchers found overall amounts low, but recommend testing privately supplied tap water

Splashes add up to nearly 400 gallons a decade at typical service station, study says

U.S. government agency preparing rule to limit discharge of cavity-filling material

Storm-water runoff, including sewage, continues to threaten swimmers' health

Lake that receives city water runoff contains less potential cancer-causing chemicals after ban, study finds

Researchers found students exposed to higher levels of the element had lower IQ test scores

A drug widely utilized in cattle does not fully break down in water as previously believed, study finds

Researchers suspect groundwater and certain foods raised levels of chemical in study of Native Americans

'Reassuringly low' levels of medications, personal care products found in food grown with treated sewage water

Bacteria in plumbing systems, groundwater persist in causing outbreaks

But radioactive material from 2011 meltdown is expected to be harmless, experts say

They say levels likely to rise along with coal-burning power plants in India, China

Report card rates cleanest and most contaminated beaches across U.S.

Methane detected in higher-than-normal concentrations in drinking water less than a kilometer from shale work