RHA’s Fall Community Well Testing Events Announced
If your household gets drinking water from a well, how do you know it’s safe and free from contaminants? You
Spills, Floods, and “Forever Chemicals”: Responding to Concerns Over Drinking Water Safety
What do you do and who do you contact when drinking water emergencies and emerging contaminants such as PFAS, the
Preserving Land, Protecting Water
Raritan Headwaters Association is an Accredited Land Trust. We are honored to have been accredited by the Land Trust Accreditation
New ‘climate stations’ provide valuable data on water conditions
New Jersey is predicted to get warmer and wetter in the coming decades with global climate change – and we
Everyone needs clean water – and good infrastructure
(The following is a Letter to the Editor distributed to local media for publication.) EDITOR: In many places across New
New RHA maps show where wells were contaminated
What’s in your drinking water? The nonprofit Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) is making it easier to find out! Four out