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NOAKHALI, Bangladesh — Nurul Haque wades slowly across a murky pool of water. He places one foot cautiously in front of the other, avoiding the dirt and debris that the floods have washed in. He ...

A few years ago, Iowa adopted a Nutrient Reduction Strategy to try to get a handle on its water quality issues. The plan seeks to slash nitrogen and phosphorous levels in the state's waterways by ...

Based on the numbers, not much has changed in the quality of the water in South Dakota’s lakes, streams and rivers in the past two years. Skip to content KELOLAND.com ...

The region’s low-lying river delta can do only so much to stave off the rising sea, where even a few millimeters per year mean saltier water that wreaks havoc on coastal communities.

Finding and solving water quality problems in the Land of 10,000 Lakes may soon have a new, lower-cost helper — an aquatic robot — that has been designed by and is undergoing tests at the ...

Imagine living in a first-world country and being too frightened to drink tap water. This is the reality for Indigenous residents in the north-west New South Wales town of Walgett, a community ...

DHAKA — Bangladesh is looking to recharge its aquifers with storm water, reclaimed water, desalinated water and potable water, in an effort to ward off the depletion of this precious resource.

Fish kills, harmful algal blooms and oxygen-deprived “dead zones” affected almost all of Long Island’s bays and estuaries this summer, according to scientists who monitor water quality at ...

Veolia was contracted by the city in early 2015 to help the city address the water quality problems in the aftermath of the switch to the River.

Rice growers grapple with water quality problems. 10/18/23 7:25 AM By Brad Hooker. Rice Commission President and CEO Tim Johnson at the CAPCA Annual Conference. (photo: Brad Hooker) ...

Leading water quality experts have a message for the more than 3 million people who have settled along the shores of Florida’s largest open-water estuary: Go out and experience the waters of ...