Where Does Your State Fall On The Clean Water Ranking?
Good Water Quality
High-quality water is defined as the absence of harmful chemicals and toxins and the presence of minerals and nutrients. Water with high quality is also pH balanced and tasty. Some regions of America take great pride in having delicious, safe, and clean tap water. While other regions, like Flint, have been struggling with their unsafe water supply for years.
Bad Water Quality
There are many reasons why some areas have poor water quality. This can be due to things such as old pipes, poor treatment centers, or an abundance of pollution in the area.
In this article, we will explore where your state falls on the U.S. Water and Air Quality Ranking, from best to worst, according to U.S. News
- Hawaii
- Massachusetts
- North Dakota
- Virginia
- Florida
- Nebraska
- New York
- Rhode Island
- Kansas
- New Hampshire
- South Dakota
- South Carolina
- Mississippi
- Minnesota
- Wisconsin
- Maryland
- Washington
- Iowa
- Louisiana
- Arkansas
- Oregon
- Kentucky
- Tennessee
- North Carolina
- New Jersey
- Missouri
- Idaho
- Vermont
- Delaware
- Connecticut
- Georgia
- Maine
- Alabama
- Ohio
- Michigan
- Wyoming
- West Virginia
- Indiana
- Montana
- Pennsylvania
- Colorado
- Texas
- Utah
- Illinois
- Oklahoma
- Nevada
- California
- New Mexico
- Arizona
- Alaska
Are you surprised by your ranking? I know that I sure was.
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