Are Septic Tanks Polluting US Waterways?

Are Septic Tanks Polluting US Waterways?
A study out of Michigan State University, showed that US rivers and lakes are being contaminated with pollutants seeping from septic tank systems.
A study out of Michigan State University, showed that US rivers and lakes are being contaminated with pollutants seeping from septic tank systems.
Plastics and Microbeads Persist in the Gre...

Plastics and Microbeads Persist in the Great Lakes
Scientists warn that plastic debris, including plastic microbeads, could pose a larger environmental threat to the Great Lakes than initially thought.
Scientists warn that plastic debris, including plastic microbeads, could pose a larger environmental threat to the Great Lakes than initially thought.
Detecting Toxic Algae Blooms: There's gonn...

Detecting Toxic Algae Blooms: There's gonna be ...
The US EPA with financial assistance from NASA have developed a cellphone app that will allow them to track harmful algae species in water sources.
The US EPA with financial assistance from NASA have developed a cellphone app that will allow them to track harmful algae species in water sources.
A Third of the World's Major Groundwater B...

A Third of the World's Major Groundwater Basins...
Two new research studies have found that a third of the world's major groundwater reserves are rapidly becoming depleted due to human demands.
Two new research studies have found that a third of the world's major groundwater reserves are rapidly becoming depleted due to human demands.
Heroin Analog Poses Risk as Carcinogenic D...

Heroin Analog Poses Risk as Carcinogenic Drinki...
Methadone, being found in rivers and lakes as a result of wastewater discharge, may be a precursor of NDMA, an extremely potent carcinogen.
Methadone, being found in rivers and lakes as a result of wastewater discharge, may be a precursor of NDMA, an extremely potent carcinogen.
Contaminants Can Seep into Drinking Water ...

Contaminants Can Seep into Drinking Water Via L...
A new study has proven conclusively that pollutants can enter water pipes via leaks to be transported throughout the distribution network
A new study has proven conclusively that pollutants can enter water pipes via leaks to be transported throughout the distribution network