After the fireworks concluded, the beaches of Hampton Roads needed attention, littered with everything from discarded water ...

In a leap toward sustainable desalination, researchers have created a solar-powered sponge-like aerogel that turns seawater into drinkable water using just sunlight and a plastic cover. Unlike ...

The Ocean Cleanup is dedicated to removing plastic from the world's oceans. It's a formidable task: National Geographic estimates that 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic, the equivalent of 269,000 ...

The Illinois researchers have been fine-tuning the battery-based desalination process for years. Scientists take step forward on quest to easily turn ocean water into clean drinking water — here ...

We swam through 20 feet of sewage and canal run-off. Visibility was poor. Flocculent matter suspended in the ocean off Boynton Beach contained macerated pieces of toilet paper and suspended particl… ...

In search of clean water, scientists are improving desalination technology Play 10:57 Close ×. Copy ... Eventually, the pods will go into the ocean to create fresh water.

The water at Jersey Shore beaches appears to be exceptionally clean with no bacteria-related ocean beach closures this summer so far, just one beach closed to swimming in 2022, and no ocean beach ...

Cat Clean Ocean isn't too heavy-handed in its messaging around this, mind - when you first deposit a particular piece of trash, you'll get a small bit of information that tells you what it is and ...

Yet access to clean water is becoming an increasingly prominent global challenge, and over 5 billion people are forecasted to experience water scarcity by 2050.

Clean Ocean Action is currently gearing up for its “Fall Beach Sweep,” a massive bi-annual beach cleanup that started in 1985 to rid beaches of unsightly and harmful debris.

Mussels clean water by filtering it and seagrass takes up and stores carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, thereby helping to regulate the climate. Third, cultural services include leisure and ...

The Ocean Cleanup is dedicated to removing plastic from the world's oceans. It's a formidable task: National Geographic estimates that 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic, the equivalent of 269,000 ...