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Eighteen percent of Pennsylvania wells have elevated levels of arsenic. The United State Geological Survey (USGS) compiled data on groundwater wells to map the most likely places where elevated …
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We've talked here on Blue Living Ideas about alternatives to bottled water. The reasons, of course, are obvious to anyone who reads Blue Living Ideas regularly. Plastic is made from petrochemicals. …
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In honor of World Water Day, I thought I'd post a bit about a nifty invention - the Q-Drum. The Q-Drum is a container which rolls across the ground as it is dragged behind a person. Currently, …
An ad agency and a university teamed up to build a billboard that pulls water from the air. Peru's capitol, Lima, is situated in a desert. The city receives less than one inch of rain each year. On …
More than one billion people use less than five gallons of water each day. The average American uses about 152 gallons per day. That's quite a difference. That five gallons of water used by each of …
When the EPA backed down from a lawsuit against Range Resources early last year, the reasoning wasn't entirely clear. New facts coming to light tell a convoluted tale of lobbyists, politicians, and …
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