Kenyan Prison Uses Constructed Wetland to Improve Sanitation
Low cost, low maintenance water treatment system in Kenyan prison proves better for small communities than traditional waste water treatment.
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Low cost, low maintenance water treatment system in Kenyan prison proves better for small communities than traditional waste water treatment.
In the sub-Saharan region, 80% of recorded illnesses are water-born diseases, and more than two-thirds of these people don’t have access to basic sanitation. While access to safe drinking water is gaining importance in the political arena, it’s still hard to talk about restrooms and toilets, but today I’m speaking with a man who really does know toilets.
One of the worst droughts in Southeast Asia in decades has lowered water levels in the Mekong River, cutting people off from the source of their livelihood and hampering the regional economy
Michigan’s Attorney General and U.S. Representative Camp host a rally.
In Chile’s Trackless Mountain Wilderness, A Clash Between Pristine Rivers and Hydropower Prospects
Fishing enthusiasts and state representatives rallied on the banks of Traverse City’s Boardman River Saturday
As recovery efforts in Haiti focus on supplying clean water to a region in which the water infrastructure was destroyed, a Maltese engineer thinks his earthquake-prone country, which sits just south of Sicily, could face a similar crisis
The White House responds to calls for a Great Lakes summit to protect the lakes and their $7 billion sportfishing industry from the invasive species.
New threat reopens century-old legal battle over diversion of Great Lakes.
A dead zone in the mountain country of West Virginia meant illegal dumping of watery chemicals.
By Abrahm Lustgarten ProPublica This story was co-published with Politico. For more than a decade the energy industry has steadfastly argued before courts, Congress and the public that the federal law protecting drinking water should not be applied to hydraulic fracturing, the industrial process that is essential to extracting the nation’s vast natural gas […]
COPENHAGEN—Seven countries, led by the tiny Pacific island nation of Tuvalu, this morning declined to accept the Copenhagen Accord that was reached late last night.