We use plastics several times a day. It's in our food containers, shampoo bottle or coffee cups. The problem seems to be proper disposal. Read our latest blog for information about Plastic Free July. news.awwa.org/3IRdtoS (Photo courtesy: KYTan/Shutterstock.com)

How about some home landscaping tips to recognize #SmartIrrigationMonth? Check out this blog entry for more. news.awwa.org/3wA3Kh6

As #SmartIrrigationMonth comes to its end, we wrote a blog that might change how you think about water conservation. Check it out on DrinkTap. news.awwa.org/3vnmOPW

A recent article has started some conversation about arsenic in water. Our latest blog entry has all you need to know about it. news.awwa.org/3A6u3NN

When we turn on our taps, we expect the water to be pleasant and refreshing. Occasionally, water may have an unusual taste, odor or appearance. Aesthetic issues don’t always mean the water is unsafe. Read our latest blog entry to learn more. news.awwa.org/3ClNSD8

Hey yo! It takes all of us to knock drought out! That includes Rocky Balboa. Read more about the conservation efforts in Southern California in our latest blog entry. news.awwa.org/3pWk0WS

NFL begins this weekend. When there’s football, there are usually parties. While it is fun to root with family and friends, our party food might increase our water use. Have you considered the water footprint of your feast? Read more in our blog: news.awwa.org/3B4hEKD

The number of water holidays can be overwhelming. Our latest blog entry has some advice to help you choose between them. news.awwa.org/3FvDxpW

A new water treatment system that several California wineries use may make you squirmy. Read our latest blog entry to learn more about vermifiltration. news.awwa.org/3tezF5d Photo credit: Winemag.com via Biofiltro

We wish all who are celebrating a very happy Thanksgiving. We hope you pause to think about the water footprint of your holiday meal. Read our latest blog entry for more information. news.awwa.org/3nOFcO1

To most people, beaver dams look like a messy pile of sticks. New studies suggest they serve many environmental benefits. Check out our latest blog entry for more info. news.awwa.org/3UMWl99

While water emergencies are rare, it is very important to have to have a plan in place should one occur. Check out out latest blog entry for more info. news.awwa.org/3HfO6hZ

Have you had too much to drink? Even when drinking water, you need to know when to say when. Check out our latest blog entry for more info. news.awwa.org/3UY0Xbu

A recently launched U.S. space mission will map the Earth’s water & collect data to help manage climate change. The mission will “conduct a comprehensive survey of the world’s oceans, lakes and rivers for the first time.” Read more in our blog entry. news.awwa.org/3W6Gu5V

You might be asking, "Do pipes feel cold?" Well, as much of the United States braces for frigid temperatures this week, our latest blog entry has some reminders that humans aren’t the only ones that need to be bundled up. news.awwa.org/3W8KmmR

When explorer Ponce de Leon supposedly set out to find the fountain of youth, maybe instead he should have simply enjoyed a few glasses of refreshing water. Check out our latest blog entry for how you might be able to stay forever young. news.awwa.org/3VRdaPQ

Despite major floods California remains in drought, leading to experts exploring new floodwater management. Read about what water managers at Folsom Lake & Lake Mendocino are doing news.awwa.org/3CMfyR5 Photo: NPR.org, by Kenneth James/California Department of Water Resources

A new report about seafood consumption underscores the importance of source water protection. Check out our latest blog entry for more info. news.awwa.org/3wzDgfS

We’ve all heard that each snowflake is unique in size and shape, but what about moisture content? This is an important subject in several geographic regions. Check out our latest blog entry for more: news.awwa.org/3X1fhBl

Have you thought about your big game feast's water footprint? Well, you should. Our latest blog entry has you covered. Check it out! news.awwa.org/3IeMvbZ