Drinking Water by Bruce K. Bernard, PhD, and Joan B. Rose, PhDThe Once and Future Water Fountain
In the years since we last wrote on this topic, drinking water fountains—a once ubiquitous feature of the U.S. public health landscape—continue to decline in diversity, maintenance and numbers.1 Yet because many people, including commuters, tourists and the homeless, often rely on fountains for (usually) free and safe municipal water, they should not be taken for granted.... Read More »