Clean water should be a given, especially for Florida’s 4.4 million children. But, tragically, it’s not. Consider these alarming facts: Florida has more acres of polluted lakes than any other state.
Reusable bottles get grubby no matter what liquid they’re filled with, so it’s important to clean them regularly ...
Last week I didn’t have water on me, I was really thirsty. I walked to the drinking fountain to get water, pressed the button, and when I saw the water it made me question if I should drink it or not.
Ordinary and unnoticed, a toilet is something we use every day — but for millions, it’s still a dream. Here’s why safe ...
Ray Thys of Marion photographs Mike Jacobs of Marion as he battles a smallmouth bass on his fly rod Sunday in an Eastern Iowa stream known as much for its trout as for its bass. Orlan Love/The Gazette ...
The IAEA Scientific Forum on ‘Atoms for Water’ kicks off on 16 September. In advance of the event, the IAEA interviewed Retno Marsudi, the United Nations Secretary General’s Special Envoy on Water.
It’s not fishable or swimmable yet, but according to the Potomac Conservancy, the Potomac River earned a grade of “B” for the ...
The last thing anyone wants is a funky smell in the kitchen. The worst part is there are so many potential sources of bad odors in one room — from the sink to the fridge, to the hard-to-reach spots ...
Florida has more acres of polluted lakes than any other state. Eighty percent of Florida’s 1,000 artesian springs are polluted. Nearly a million acres of estuaries and 9,000 miles of rivers and ...
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