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Intense Wildfires Impact Water Quality and Treatment Processes in Forested Watersheds
Dan DeBaun

Researchers are reporting that wildfires burning in forested watershed have the potential to negatively impact drinking water sources by releasing substances from soils, resulting in contamination.

Researchers are reporting that wildfires burning in forested watershed have the potential to negatively impact drinking water sources by releasing substances from soils, resulting in contamination.

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Improving the way in which Water Quality of Recreational Waterbodies is Measured and Monitored
Dan DeBaun

A new study published has shown that the concentration of enterococci are largely influenced by the amount of mammalian feces and particulate matter floating on the surface.

A new study published has shown that the concentration of enterococci are largely influenced by the amount of mammalian feces and particulate matter floating on the surface.

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Devastating Ocean Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico Likely to be Around for a While
Dan DeBaun

Improving the water quality in the Gulf of Mexico and stopping the deadly algae blooms is likely to take decades, a new study has revealed.

Improving the water quality in the Gulf of Mexico and stopping the deadly algae blooms is likely to take decades, a new study has revealed.

Breaking it Down: What are the Chemical Byproducts of the Water Treatment Process?
Dan DeBaun

Because wastewater treatment plants are not capable of removing synthetic chemicals, trace amounts remain in the effluent that wastewater treatment facilities discharge into our waterways.

Because wastewater treatment plants are not capable of removing synthetic chemicals, trace amounts remain in the effluent that wastewater treatment facilities discharge into our waterways.

Pesticides Feminizing Male Frogs, Impairing Reproduction
Dan DeBaun

A new study has revealed that linuron, an endocrine-disrupting chemical used in pesticides, impairs the fertility of male frogs and causes tadpoles to develop ovaries rather than testicles.

A new study has revealed that linuron, an endocrine-disrupting chemical used in pesticides, impairs the fertility of male frogs and causes tadpoles to develop ovaries rather than testicles.

Desire to Live Longer Drives Bottled Water Market
Dan DeBaun

While many people who buy bottled water realize that it may not be healthy for them or the environment, they do so because of their fear of dying, a new...

While many people who buy bottled water realize that it may not be healthy for them or the environment, they do so because of their fear of dying, a new...