This was my first CSPAN experience with callers from across the US. Americans are concerned about their drinking water and we need more scientists out there to answer their questions.

1/ Wastewater data shows evidence* of #H5N1 in 5 US states over the past month! Testing at 180 US sites found no evidence for the virus. How does this compare to states w/ known dairy cattle and poultry infections? A 🧵 Brennan Klein Moritz Kraemer Global.health Verily WastewaterSCAN

All that rain at the opening ceremonies made swimming in the Seine too dangerous for training. Fingers crossed for sunny skies before the triathlon competition! apnews.com/article/olympi…

Can you please RT this so that @geico can respond? She is a fantastic Baltimore City Public Schools art teacher who taught my children and is pregnant again after a devastating miscarriage. After all she’s been through I would hate for Emo Mrs. Frizzle to bring a newborn home to this situation.

“The way we regulate nitrate now, is probably not adequately protective for public health,” - ⁦Keeve Nachman⁩ 👏 👏 👏 ipmnewsroom.org/big-rains-are-…

Asheville is more than 300 miles from a coast and situated in the Blue Ridge mountains at an elevation of over 2,100 feet. With climate change, every place is "coastal," every home in jeopardy. Follow your local newspapers in North Carolina for updates.

A privilege to meet community members with Panagis Galiatsatos, MD, MHS and share critical information about lead service lines. Public health in action! Johns Hopkins Health Education & Training Corps

This is the same story across many cities in America right now. No one knows were the lead lines are!

Get the word out to your friends in LA.

This "electrical outage" shut down the entire track from New York to DC today. I just watched Hakeem Jeffries detrain in Baltimore Penn Station to probably take a cab to DC. We need America's infrastructure to work and that includes the train system in the NE corridor.

Baltimoreans, please limit your water use.

Lots of low probability events happening. Suggest maybe they’re no longer low probability events…

A group representing High Plains region farmers has launched a campaign to make buyers aware of synthetic fibers’ impact on the environment and health. bit.ly/4mawwNq

The NYC #Legionnaires outbreak has grown to 22 cases, with 1 death. Cases have been reported in Central Harlem (ZIP codes 10027, 10030, 10035, 10037 & 10039) & bordering communities. Sounds like cooling towers (multiple?) may be the source??? nyc.gov/site/doh/about…

We actually don't have good evidence to back this up: "In lower-income neighborhoods, buildings are more likely to have plumbing systems and cooling towers that aren’t maintained as well, leading to a higher incidence of Legionella bacteria" nytimes.com/2025/08/06/nyr…

The #NYC Health Department is currently investigating a community cluster of #Legionnaires' disease in Central #Harlem (ZIP codes 10027, 10030, 10035, 10037, and 10039). As of August 8, there are: 83 confirmed cases 3 deaths 21 currently hospitalized #NewYork #legionella

Staying hopeful the EPA will uphold this rule that gives cities and towns a 10-year deadline to replace all of their lead pipes apnews.com/article/epa-le…

To help meet a federal mandate to replace lead service lines, Johns Hopkins researchers and community groups are working together to engage Baltimore residents. Their efforts are driving progress toward safer water and healthier communities. bit.ly/4mDbozB