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Report: 67% of Kentucky Streams, Rivers Impaired 50 Years After Clean Water Act - Vimarsana News

Report: 67% of Kentucky Streams, Rivers Impaired 50 Years After Clean Water Act

A recent report sheds light on Kentucky's water quality.

About half of US lakes, rivers are too polluted for swimming, fishing, drinking - Vimarsana News

About half of US lakes, rivers are too polluted for swimming, fishing, drinking

The Clean Water Act passed 50 years ago with the goal of guaranteeing "fishable, swimmable" water across the U.S. has fallen far short of that goal. A new report from the Environmental [...]

"It's not the full picture": Where Idaho fits in an alarming report on the nation's water quality - Vimarsana News

"It's not the full picture": Where Idaho fits in an alarming report on the nation's water quality

A new report by an environmental advocacy group shows that, in Idaho, more than half the state’s rivers and two-thirds of lakes are impaired - but local experts say Idaho’s water quality is actually pretty good.

95% of Michigan rivers too polluted to swim, new study finds - Vimarsana News

95% of Michigan rivers too polluted to swim, new study finds

Authors of a new report say that the Clean Water Act has not lived up to its promise of...

50% of U.S. Lakes and Rivers Are Too Polluted for Swimming, Fishing, Drinking - Vimarsana News

50% of U.S. Lakes and Rivers Are Too Polluted for Swimming, Fishing, Drinking

Fifty years ago, the U.S. passed the Clean Water Act with the goal of ensuring  “fishable, swimmable” water across the U.S. by 1983. Now, a new report from the Environmental Integrity Project (EIP) finds the country has fallen far short of that goal. In fact, about half of the nation’s lakes and rivers are too polluted for swimming, fishing or drinking.