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See the top six water filters that removed 99.98% (or more) of cesium
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A November 2016 petition filed with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) brought light to the negative health effects associated with water fluoridation. The petition called on the EPA to "protect the public and susceptible subpopulations from
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Thursday's decision in Sackett v. the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency "dramatically narrows" which wetlands are covered by the Clean Water Act.
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If you leave a clear bottle of water in the sunlight, the ultraviolet rays will kill any harmful microbes in that water, making it drinkable … but it has to sit in the sun for at least six hours. A new sunlight-activated powder, however, does the j
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On May 4, the U.S. National Toxicology Program's (NTP) Board of Scientific Counselors (BSC) unanimously voted to accept the recommendations of the BSC working group relating to the NTP's report on fluoride's toxicity.
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A new study has identified over a dozen new psychoactive drugs in the wastewater of various sites worldwide.
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Engineers at the University of British Columbia have developed a filtration system that would permanently remove "forever chemicals" from drinking water
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TALK ABOUT INSATIABLE.
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Large-scale farming is now restricted in part of western Arizona in a bid to protect dwindling groundwater supplies
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Farms in western Arizona are growing alfalfa ?" one of the most water-intensive crops ?" in an area where there's a shortage of water. Some farms are foreign-owned and are shipping the crop to Saudi Arabia, where it's illegal to grow because it t
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Device Pulls Dozens of Liters of Water from the Air–Already Being Installed in Jordanian Desert Homes
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What a difference a month makes.
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According to Food & Water Watch, any legitimate plan for the Colorado River must confront a key driver of the crisis: the overuse and abuse of limited water resources by big agribusiness and fossil fuel corporations.
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If you want to NERD OUT on char, this is the place for you.
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The answer is usually NO, you cannot legally dump gray water on the ground. But here's everything you need to know…
