By Samhar Almomani, Publishing Associate : Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | September 23, 2023
Legionnaires’ disease may be an unfamiliar disease to many people. Currently, it only infects around…
By Sakshi Kabra Malpani, Publishing Associate: Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | March 04, 2023
Pure and clean drinking water is our basic right. Poor and outdated wastewater management…
By Sakshi Kabra Malpani, Publishing Associate: Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | December 9, 2022.
After their discovery in the nineteenth century, humans use antibiotics more and more. …
By Brigitte Rodriguez, Associate Researcher & Writer for Save The Water™ | November 1, 2022
In recent years, scientists have been developing new technologies for making drinking water. However, these technologies use…
By Samhar Almomani, Publishing Associate : Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | October 24, 2022
Many people feel helpless when it comes to advocating for positive change. There are big…
By Sakshi Kabra Malpani, Publishing Associate: Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | October 19, 2022.
SODIS is a World Health Organization (WHO)-approved, cheap, old-school process commonly used for domestic…
By Mitriy Krause, Associate Researcher & Writer for Save The Water™ | August 15, 2022
The Great Lakes contain over 20% of the world's freshwater. Now, their infrastructure is falling apart. Lead piping issues…
By Sakshi Kabra Malpani, Publishing Associate: Researcher and Writer at Save the Water™ | August 5, 2022
Coal fly ash, a by-product of thermal power stations, has always been a potential threat to…
By Emma Cheriegate, Staff Researcher & Writer at Save the Water™ | November 27, 2021
Water’s nickname is the “ universal solvent ” due to its capacity to dissolve more material than any…
By Lauren Hansen, Staff Researcher/Writer at Save the Water™ | June 17, 2021
What is corn waste, and what’s so great about it?
Recent lab research at UC Riverside has…
