By: Mountain Mail (Sororro, New Mexico)
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Whether you sip it from the ol' office water cooler or countless little plastic bottles that you stash everywhere for convenience, odds are, bottled water plays some part in your life.
By: Contra Costa Times (California)
Simply Organized/Nina Johnson
WE HAVE ALL read it. EBMUD has declared a drought and water restrictions have been imposed.
See your latest bill or go to www.EBMUD.com for more information on these restrictions and their effect on your bills.
Not everyone has...
By: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
PIERRE RUHE; Staff
If you spend the workday sipping on a Dasani or Aquafina, you might think the plastic bottle is the only environmental problem. Instead, with Atlanta still in a drought, consider the contents.
A new documentary, "FLOW," examines...
By: The Virginian-Pilot(Norfolk, VA.)
JEFF DONN,
By Jeff Donn, Martha Mendoza and Justin Pritchard
The Associated Press
U.S. hospitals and long-term care facilities annually flush millions of pounds of unused pharmaceuticals down the drain, pumping contaminants into America's...
By: Business for Social Responsibility
Around the world, water is vital to almost every sector in the economy. It represents a growing market on its own and serves as an input to nearly every industry. Because of this, an increase in the price of water driven by...
By: World Economic Forum
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 16 June 2008 – Climate change and water shortage have emerged as the top issue with the greatest impact on Asia, according to a survey of business leaders by the World Economic Forum. The survey showed that...
By: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
The nation’s water resources have immeasurable value. These resources encompass lakes, streams, ground water, coastal waters, wetlands, and other waters; their associated ecosystems; and the human uses they support (e.g.,...
By: WaterPartners International i
WaterPartners International is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization committed exclusively to providing safe drinking water and sanitation to people in developing countries. Since its inception in 1990, WaterPartners has...
By: H2O Conserve
Water scarcity is a growing problem throughout the US and abroad, and it is crucial that individuals and communities make efforts to conserve and protect this precious resource. H2O conserve is a web-based project that offers...
By: National Association of Conservation Districts
The water quality and quantity in urban, developing, and interface areas are affected by many sources, including yards, construction sites, parking lots and much more. Conservation districts offer a variety of services depending...
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