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The U.S. is entering an era of water reallocation. As excessive groundwater pumping has produced plummeting water tables, causing wells ...

In an era when nearly 80% of the U.S. freshwater supply begins on forested land, wildfires ...

What do these have in common: taking underwater videos of Great Lakes habitat, testing air quality in Kansas City, observing ...

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently released a major new climate assessment report. Specifically, the latest findings show ...

Wildfires ravage homes, destroy timber, and demolish habitats. They release greenhouse gases, contaminate air, and reshape the landscape. As of ...

Lab managers for small drinking water systems are often over-stretched and under-resourced. As you strive to keep up with trends ...

Believe it or not, damaging droughts aren't simply caused by a lack of rain. During the winter of 2020-2021, the ...

We seem to have turned a corner on COVID-19, the disease caused by SARS-CoV-2. Infection and death rates are way ...

How can lab managers better protect their clientele from waterborne diseases? The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can help. Their free ...

This spring, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) held the National Recreational Water Quality Workshop. The conference ...

As summer brings record-breaking temperatures to California and the state government lifts pandemic restrictions, conditions become ripe for dangerous bacteria ...

A recent chlorine shortage has threatened safe drinking and pool water throughout the U.S. But why is there a shortage, ...