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A refreshing look into the peculiar origins of the carbon dioxide bubbles in our drinks.
At long last, the EPA has decided to limit the amount of perchlorate, a component of rocket fuel, in our drinking water.
One of the hazards of hydraulic fracturing could be a toxic food and water supply—and not just in the epicenter of the natural gas boom.
The financial bubble. The housing bubble. And now for a refreshingly different bubbly for the new year—free bubbly tap water.
For World Water Day 2008, we look at the planet's water, how it's being used, and the increasing strains on this vital resource. An original...
The PlayPumps Water System performs modern-day alchemy, converting the energy of children cavorting on a simple playground merry-go-round into...
You know how we're all concerned about America's dependence on foreign oil? Well in oil-rich Saudi Arabia they're becoming increasingly dependent...
Australia runs dry, and we're not far behind Last week at the Australian Open, Novak Djokovic pulled out of his quarterfinal match, something a...
Through two wars and a half-century of suspicion and resentment, the Indus Waters Treaty has governed the sharing of a strategic river between...
Karl Marx argued that the underlying cause of all wars was competition for resources. Oil may have been the impetus of many Western forays...
After the TSA pats you down, x-rays your undies, and dumps your liquids, at least now you don't have to pay $4 for bottled water.
Thetallest men in the world, because they're really fricking tall.
By now you've probably heard that the Nalgene you're carrying around is releasing plastic chemicals into your water each time you refill. Thanks...
When Ghanaians go to the polls this year, they'll vote for the candidate who can get them some water, please.Between Ghana's growing population...
Kim Roberts rolled tape as her life was uprooted.
Gothamist has a Q&A with Craig Zucker, founder of Tap'dNY, a company that purifies, bottles, and distributes water that doesn't come from a spring...
The state of California recently declared an emergency due to drought, and the water supplies in many American cities are at dangerously low...
This Sunday, March 22, is World Water Day, when the world is asked to focus on the issues that a lack of clean water poses to our society....
It's the source of life but it's also the cause of a lot of unnecessary death. In places where clean water isn't available, water-related...
Billions of people lack access to sanitation and clean drinking water. Three innovative ideas could solve that problem. When it comes to global...
