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Watersheds, also known as drainage basins, are areas of land that drain into a common body of water, such as a lake, river or stream. As water travels over the…
Conserving water is a great step toward lowering your monthly water bill, decreasing energy usage, and ensuring reliable water resources for future generations. The average American household spends about $500…
Watersheds, also known as drainage basins, are areas of land that drain into a common body of water, such as a lake, river or stream. As water travels over the…
Food and water – two resources absolutely vital to our existence. When it comes to what we eat, many don’t consider the role that water plays in producing our food….
Interim solution to reduce discolored water issues prior to construction of new treatment facility JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (May 18, 2021) – Indiana American Water announced at a ribbon cutting today that…
While you may not know much about what is going on inside of your plumbing system, you can still protect it against clogs and corrosion by being careful about what…
Providing safe, clean, affordable and reliable water is Indiana American Water’s commitment to you – and we’re proud to deliver on that goal for our customers. When it comes to…
Taking a few small steps to conserve water can greatly impact the environment and your pocketbook. In our most recent blog, the professionals at Indiana American Water discuss some helpful…
Indiana American Water takes great measures to reduce the potential for lead to leach from your pipes into drinking water. We perform regular testing of treated water to ensure the…
Have you ever given much thought to the natural water cycle? It’s a pretty amazing process if you think about it. The water cycle has no beginning or end and…
In the summer of 1969, the Cuyahoga River, which runs from Akron to Cleveland, Ohio, was so contaminated by pollution from manufacturing companies along the river that it caught on…
A small water leak can add up to a big deal. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the average household leak can account for almost 10,000 gallons of water waste…