How The Pandemic Created A Billion-Dollar Stale Beer Crisis As craft beer was embraced as an affordable luxury by many Americans in recent years, the number of breweries has exploded.…
New Orleans may have survived Hurricane Katrina, but newer stresses are impeding the region’s ability to process stormwater runoff to prevent flooding and groundwater contamination. Storms, which are dumping more…
It may be decades or longer before technology allows the colonization of other planets, but space exploration for one of the most vital resources — water — is already in…
New Movie May be Harbinger Of PFAS Litigation Two decades ago, the public was captivated by Julia Roberts’ portrayal of Erin Brockovich, a film about a struggling single mother who…
Oceans across the globe are losing oxygen at an unprecedented rate, which is putting marine life in a serious bind, according to a new report released by the International Union…
How Water Is Helping Solar To Overcome Land Barriers Expect to see more solar arrays sitting atop waterways. That’s because mounting solar panels on structures that float offers a significant…
Consumers Enjoy Thriving Water Retail Marketplace The environmental problems caused by single-use plastic water bottles continue to make headlines, but that hasn’t slowed down water-related business ventures. Reusable water bottles…
After roaming the oceans for more than a half billion years, jellyfish may finally be poised to overtake Earth’s largest bodies of water. A combination of pollution and warming is…
What do a drinking establishment and an eco-friendly writing utensil have in common? They both reflect new and unconventional ways that water is being injected into commerce. Residents and those…
Looking for a way to store massive amounts of excess green energy? Water may provide the answer. With lakes, pipes, and pumps, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power…
