Every summer, a various assortment of my extremely large clan gather in family-owned houses on Squam Lake. Some of us grew up there, visiting grandparents in all seasons, cross country skiing through the woods or ice skating on sections of the lake we had shoveled...
When a person spends 40 hours per week studying, looking at, and talking about water, they almost have to become an environmentalist – especially when the subject matter almost always swings to water pollution. Even if they didn’t start out being concerned about...
Acid mine drainage poses a major problem to the environment and drinking water resources in the surrounding area. We will explore remediation techniques, mitigation techniques, and the environmental and economic hazards which stem from acid mine drainage. Examples of...
Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery along the banks of the River Nile—an ancient structure that is now recognized as the oldest hydraulics system of its kind. Dating back approximately 4,500 years, this remarkable find provides a captivating glimpse...
Heather Tanana, a resident of the Navajo Nation and an assistant professor at the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah, recently authored a report which found that tribes are facing water shortages, lack of indoor plumbing, and water contamination...
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