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Green ‘Alegae Bloom’ Beer Brings Attention to the Importance of Water in Brewing
It’s a green beer for a good cause.
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On Nova Scotia’s historic Shubenacadie River, a slow-motion showdown
For the past 12 years, a Calgary-based company has been planning to pump water from the river to an underground site 12 kilometres away, where it will be used to flush out salt deposits, creating huge caverns that will eventually store natural gas. By Michael MacDonald.
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How far this [Strayan] farmer travels to keep his livestock alive
Farmers across the country are waiting for the ants to come. By Han Nguyen.
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The country that brought a sea back to life
The Aral Sea is bringing new wealth to fishing villages in Kazakhstan, but their neighbours on the opposite shore in Uzbekistan are suffering a very different fate.
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90 percent of Flint water samples at or below 6 ppb of lead
"Two years of LCR data show that Flint's water is testing the same as or better than similar cities across the state," the DEQ announcement Wednesday says. "Third-party independent experts have also confirmed that Flint's water currently tests below actionable levels for lead and copper.
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Here's Why You Need to Stop Washing Your Dishes by Hand
It's a very human trait to assume that, no matter how far we advance technology, machines will never be able to replace our skills.
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4 Best Sailing Locations in the USA
Sailing is a perfect way to relax and watch the world slowly pass by, whether you are an experienced yachtsman or just someone who wants to have a good time. Where to sail is entirely up to you. In the USA, there is no shortage of choices. Here are some of the best places to sail in the USA.
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Nepal’s fertile but forgotten wetlands
Undervalued and ignored, wetlands are disappearing and drying up in Nepal – leaving the communities and wildlife that depend on them exposed in a changing climate. By Ramesh Bhushal.
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Why you might want to rethink chocolate eggs this Easter
There's another reason you might feel guilty about your Easter egg binge — more water is used to produce chocolate than any other food product, a university expert is warning.
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Water shortages could affect 5bn people by 2050, UN report warns
More than 5 billion people could suffer water shortages by 2050 due to climate change, increased demand and polluted supplies, according to a UN report on the state of the world’s water. The comprehensive annual study warns of conflict and civilisational threats unless actions are taken to reduce the stress on rivers, lakes, aquifers, wetlands and reservoirs.
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Water Shortages will put 5 Billion People at Risk by 2050, U.N. Warns
Climate change, pollution, and growing demand will put increased pressure on the world's water supplies.
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WHO launches plastics health review
This makes me feel uneasy
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Vancouver's Water to get Scarcer, Pricier as Climate Changes
Climate change is expected to contribute to strain on water supplies across B.C. and Alberta — even in rainy Vancouver. B.C.'s biggest city needs to take action to avoid water shortages, and it won't be cheap.
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Tiny Canada town defeats oil firm in court fight over drinking water
Company sued Quebec township of 157 people after it created a no-drill zone, fearing for its water supply. By Ashifa Kassam.
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Vanishing Dead Sea - a Hermit Haven
A naked man covered in mud lies on a beach, nearby a dreadlocked recluse reads from the Book of Exodus and a woman strikes a low soothing note from a Tibetan singing bowl.
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Damming the Nile: Explore with 360 video
Travel the length of the Nile with BBC News to find out how a new dam being built in Ethiopia is threatening to cause a serious rift with neighbouring countries Egypt and Sudan.
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Did Flint’s Water Crisis Damage Kids’ Brains?
Third-grade reading proficiency has plunged in the lead-poisoned city, setting off a debate about the possible causes. By Emily Atkin.
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New desalination membrane produces both drinking water and lithium
Seawater is a complex cocktail of useful minerals, but it’s hard to separate the ones we need. Now a team of scientists from Australia and the US has developed a new water desalination technique that can not only make seawater fresh enough to drink, but recover lithium ions for use in batteries.
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The 11 cities most likely to run out of drinking water
Cape Town is in the unenviable situation of being the first major city in the modern era to face the threat of running out of drinking water. However, the plight of the drought-hit South African city is just one extreme example of a problem that experts have long been warning about - water scarcity. Despite covering about 70% of the Earth's surface, water, especially drinking water, is not as plentiful as one might think. Only 3% of it is fresh.
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Montenegro's Gushing Water Tree
A rare and natural phenomenon has turned a tree in Montenegro into a gushing spring.
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