Egg prices are not the only thing pressuring household budgets. Something even more essential is creating the latest inflation headache: water. The latest Consumer Price Index report showed the ...

U.S. water utility prices have been rising faster than general inflation, driven in large part by a need to replace and update aging infrastructure. New regulations to remove "forever chemicals ...

Water bills have increased an average 5.5% a year over the past decade, more than three times the rate of inflation, as utilities try to fix corroded pipes and overflowing sewer systems.

People focus on their higher expenses and ignore their higher income partly because they attribute price increases to inflation, while they attribute the compensating wage increases to their own ...

Water bills have been rising at twice the rate of inflation. Blame drought and "ancient infrastructure" The problem’s especially pronounced in the Midwest.

Ofwat's forecasts show customers will this year pay £473, on average. Had bills kept in line with inflation, people in England and Wales would only be expected to fork out £406, analysys shows.

Good Water Management is One Way to Fight Food Inflation California has an excellent climate for growing food, but we forfeit its potential because we neglect our water.