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A Bill was passed by Congress in 2018 that was meant to prevent cyber-security breaches on America’s 167,000 public water systems and water...

Toluene, also called methylbenzene, is a natural chemical solvent often added to paint, metal cleaners, various fuels, nail polish, printing inks,...

California has come up with a truly Californian way to save their dwindling amounts of water: by covering canals with solar panels. According to...

Landfill leachate results when water from precipitation and rotting waste percolate. They may become toxic when high concentrations of organic and...

On November 18, 2021, the EPA Administrator, Michael S. Regan and the Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Civil Works), Jaime A. Pinkham, signed...

Metals are lustrous minerals that conduct heat and electricity to some degree. Other minerals are classified as non-metals or metalloids. Both...

How do we measure what qualifies as a drought, or how severe that drought might be? There are several different ways, but most are incomplete. One...

How does energy relate to water use? Water and Energy are often managed separately, despite the important links between the two. Water is used in...