From Annsville to America
The ZeroPPB Alliance was founded in Annsville, New York — a small community where the connection between clean water and family health is visible every day. What began as a local advocacy effort has grown into a national resource for parents, homeowners, and community leaders.
Our Mission
We bridge rigorous environmental science and everyday family health to protect developing brains during their most vulnerable stages — from pregnancy through early childhood. We empower parents, homeowners, and local leaders with clear, actionable data to safeguard drinking water, private wells, lakes, and local watersheds.
We advocate for the Embryo-Standard: the target concentration for neurotoxic pollutants in prenatal and infant drinking water must be zero parts per billion.
What We Stand For
Science-First
Every claim we make is backed by peer-reviewed research. We cite our sources — and we update when the science changes.
Radical Transparency
No raw EPA codes, no hidden data, no fear-mongering. We show you the numbers and explain what they mean in plain language.
Family-Centered
Our standards start with the most vulnerable — developing brains from pregnancy through early childhood. If it's not safe for them, it's not safe enough.
Annsville, New York
Annsville is a small town in Oneida County, New York, surrounded by forests, lakes, and the watershed that feeds the Mohawk River. It's a place where people know their neighbors and their water sources.
When we discovered that local water quality data was scattered, hard to read, and full of raw EPA codes that no parent could interpret, we decided to change that. We built tools to translate complex regulatory data into clear, actionable information for families.
Today, our tools serve communities across all 50 states — but our heart is still in Annsville. Every decision we make starts with a simple question: Is this good enough for our own families?
Get in Touch
Questions about your water? Want to bring ZeroPPB to your community? We'd love to hear from you.
Ready to protect your family's water?
Start with knowledge. Act with confidence.