"We have been using this system for 100 years, but we don't really know why it works." PhD student makes stunning discovery ...

It is becoming increasingly difficult to produce sufficient drinking water, and this process also releases large amounts of the harmful greenhouse gas methane. For his Ph.D. thesis, microbiologist ...

Researchers say holes in the clay that overlays the Memphis aquifer could have let pollutants from as early as the 1940s into ...

Our drinking water remains safe, but other water concerns lurk in the rivers and lakes around Austin following the floods.

A new exhibition in London (open until February 2026) called Thirst: In search of freshwater highlights how civilizations ...

"Water quality in the United States not being good is a crime," Sadhguru said. "Because for 330 million people they have more water than most nations can ever imagine." Sadhguru went on to blame ...

Concerned residents told Sand they're concerned the system through the Regional Water Rural Water Association is not sustainable.

The “intensive” use of sand mines in these areas “jeopardizes” the region's drinking water, drawn solely from the underground aquifer, according to a town resolution.

To keep the water safe, the sand is filtered out, but that requires the filters to be changed constantly. It’s not impacting the quality of the city’s drinking wateryet.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has mandated a boil water notice for the Sand Springs area served by the City of Coahoma's public water system.

The University of Memphis Center for Applied Earth Science and Engineering Research held its first public forum on a five-year water quality study.

In this version, the water passes through a fine sand-like material that chemically attracts and filters out certain contaminants. “We use sustainable materials,” he says.