By Hamideh Soltani-Ahmadi, Project Leader at Save the Water™| Aug 28, 2021
In our recently published article “Un-well” Water: What quality issues could be lurking in your well?, we explained what private wells…
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By Matthew Taylor, Associate Researcher & Writer for Save The Water™ | August 23, 2021
As society continues to industrialize and people consume more, our water is becoming more and…
By Hamideh Soltani-Ahmadi, Project Leader at Save the Water™ | August 5th, 2021
Wells are an important source of water that first originated in ancient times but are still used today for many activities…
Don't swim after rainfall to save yourself a lot of aches and pains.
By Nicole Halper, Publishing Associate with Save the Water™ | June 9, 2021
Summer is here and it’s finally time…
By Maria Fierro, Associate Editor at Save the Water™ | May 19, 2021
From microscopic glitter particles to full-sized shampoo bottles, the beauty industry has become a major contributor to …
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By Matthew Taylor, Associate Researcher & Writer for Save The Water™ | May 16, 2021
When it comes to water, one of the biggest problems is tough-to-remove substances. If these substances are present…
By Victor Rivera-Diaz, Researcher and Writer for Save The Water ᵀᴹ | May 14, 2021
Coastal waters around the globe face a seemingly invisible threat—nutrient pollution from groundwater discharge. The problem substances…
By Matthew Taylor, Associate Researcher & Writer at Save The Water™ | May 3, 2021
A mine reaches the end of its life cycle when the supply of ore that is being extracted, such…
By April Day, Director of Publishing for Save the Water™ | April 13, 2021
On April 3, 2021, Florida Governor Robert DeSantis declared an emergency. A structure holding back 480 million gallons (1.8 billion…
By Victor Rivera-Diaz, Staff Researcher & Writer at Save The Water™ | March 29, 2021
Not all water is created equal: the 140,000 public water systems (PWS) flowing throughout the United States drastically differ…