tap water

Food

You’re Definitely Consuming Microplastics, But Not Just In Seafood and Tap Water

07.19.18

By Lauren Rothman
For Everyone Who Has No Idea Where the Hell Their Tap Water Comes From

05.10.17

By Aaron Barksdale
Environment

A Town in Canada Had Hot Pink Water Coming Out of Its Faucets

03.08.17

By Brian Moylan
We Got Wild at the Australian Tap Water Championships

10.19.16

By Vincent Dwyer
Michigan’s Governor Is Going to Drink Flint Tap Water for a Month

04.19.16

By Helen Donahue
Food

The Drinking Water Has Been Poisoning Children in This Michigan City

12.16.15

By Wyatt Marshall
Food

This American Town’s Drinking Water Will Make You Permanently Dumber

10.02.15

By Alex Swerdloff
Voss Water Is Bullshit

08.26.14

By Sam Briggs

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