The U.S. water crisis

The United States is facing numerous challenges that are impacting its vital water resources. Severe drought, chronic overuse from industries such as agriculture, and a changing climate have all contributed to dwindling water supplies in major rivers and reservoirs. Meanwhile, the country's aging and underfunded water infrastructure has led to major issues in cities through leaks and contaminations. Additionally, PFAS chemicals have been detected all across U.S. water supplies, potentially exposing millions of Americans to these harmful toxins. These factors have all played a part in the water crisis the U.S. currently finds itself in.