By Dan DeBaun -
PCB's Still Impacting Human Health Decades After Being Banned
Dan DeBaun

Even though chemical PCBs were banned in the US over three decades ago, they continue to affect the health of humans years later.

Even though chemical PCBs were banned in the US over three decades ago, they continue to affect the health of humans years later.

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Becoming Water Wise with a Smart Water Meter
Dan DeBaun

Technology is now being developed that will enable us to better manage our water consumption that will allow us to conserve our precious water resources.

Technology is now being developed that will enable us to better manage our water consumption that will allow us to conserve our precious water resources.

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Safe Drinking Water Provisions in the Face of Disaster
Dan DeBaun

Typhoon Haiyan is reminding us once again that the number one priority in ensuring the health and safety of survivors is the provision of safe drinking water.

Typhoon Haiyan is reminding us once again that the number one priority in ensuring the health and safety of survivors is the provision of safe drinking water.

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Algal Blooms Becoming More Toxic Due to Nutrient Enrichment & Changing Climate
Dan DeBaun

Over the last few decades there has been an increase in toxic algal blooms in aquatic systems around the world primarily as a result of climate change and nutrient enrichment.

Over the last few decades there has been an increase in toxic algal blooms in aquatic systems around the world primarily as a result of climate change and nutrient enrichment.

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Nitrogen Fertilizer Leaches into Groundwater for Decades
Dan DeBaun

Nitrogen fertilizer, used in agriculture to enhance crop growth, lingers in soil and leaches into groundwater as nitrate for much longer than previously thought

Nitrogen fertilizer, used in agriculture to enhance crop growth, lingers in soil and leaches into groundwater as nitrate for much longer than previously thought

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Contaminated Water Breeds Low-Weight Babies, Sometimes Born Prematurely
Dan DeBaun

According to new research, pregnant women in regions where the drinking water is contaminated have greater chance of giving birth to premature or low birth weight babies.

According to new research, pregnant women in regions where the drinking water is contaminated have greater chance of giving birth to premature or low birth weight babies.