This document presents information about arsenic removal from drinking water. It discusses the sources and chemistry of arsenic in water and the toxicity of arsenic to humans, affecting multiple body systems. It then outlines several technologies for arsenic removal, including precipitation, adsorption, ion exchange, and membrane filtration processes. Emerging technologies discussed include oxidation using iron and manganese, sorption onto metal oxides and reduced metals, and in situ immobilization. Both centralized systems and household-level point-of-use treatment systems are presented as options for arsenic removal from drinking water.