Tap Water Database

​Since 2013, water utilities' testing has found pollutants in Americans' tap water, according to an EWG drinking water quality analysis of more than 31 million state water records.

The EWG Tap Water Database – 2021
By Pierre Mouchette | Bits-n-Pieces

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) is an American activist group specializing in research and advocacy for agricultural subsidies, toxic chemicals, drinking water pollutants, and corporate accountability.  EWG is a nonprofit organization (501(c)(3)).
 
FYI
EWG has a Tap Water Database for FREE for your personal, non-commercial use. Just go online and request the results for your zip code.  When you input your zip code, it identifies your water supplier.     https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/
Note:  Your zip code is a series of numbers that will identify or pinpoint your geographic location. 
 
EWG, in addition, has prepared the following information for download:

• EWG Drinking Water Standards
• EWG's Water Filter Guide
• Nitrate in Tap Water
• PFAS in Tap Water
• State of American Drinking Water

 
In conclusion, no matter where you live and how you obtain your water, go to the EWG site (https://www.ewg.org) and learn about the water you drink.