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The science of understanding and improving water has existed for thousands of years, with records as far back as 15th-century BC Egypt depicting early water filtration methods. And although scienti …

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During the summer, high temperatures and drought conditions often lead to dangerous wildfires, particularly in the arid American West. Although the fires themselves pose a serious hazard to the peo …

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Over 70% of the planet is covered in water, and yet less than 1% of the Earth’s total water supply consists of available freshwater – that is, freshwater in rivers, lakes, or underground aquifer …

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How much do you know about America’s water infrastructure – the system of pipes, water treatment plants, and recycling plants that provide water to homes and communities across the country? Here …

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For every product on the market, there are competitors, each with their own particular benefits, aesthetics, and utility. In many cases, the average consumer may have a difficult time distinguishing b …

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Some contaminants found in tap water can be hazardous because they are carcinogenic — they can cause cancer if you ingest them. Let's take a closer look at some of these contaminants and how drinki …

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