Microplastics are everywhere—including Idaho A 2024 College of Idaho field survey found microplastics at every Boise River sampling site, averaging 133 particles per liter (MP/L)—mostly microscopic fibers that
Lead in water: why 2025 is a turning‑point In late 2024 the U.S. EPA adopted the Lead & Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI), ordering every water system to find and
Why Boise utilities still dose with chlorine City systems disinfect groundwater and Boise River sources with chlorine or its longer‑lasting cousin, chloramine, to kill microbes
What are PFAS, and why should Treasure Valley homeowners care? Per‑ and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are synthetic “forever chemicals” used for everything from non‑stick cookware
daho’s hidden money‑pit Most Treasure Valley homeowners know their tap water tastes a little “mineral‑y,” but few realize how much those extra minerals cost them
1. Idaho’s “Clean” Water Isn’t Always Clean If you live outside a major city, your taps probably run on a private well. While Idaho groundwater
Why Clean, Reliable Water Matters in Idaho Water isn’t just “nice to have”—it’s the first thing every household needs for health, cooking, pets, and even
If you’re running a business in Idaho, whether it’s a restaurant, salon, medical office, or industrial facility, water quality matters more than you think. Unfiltered
If you’ve ever wondered whether a water filtration system is worth the investment, you’re not alone. Many homeowners assume their tap water is clean enough,
