COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) confirmed to WIS on Tuesday it approved a new treatment for the water the City of Columbia relies on. DHEC has ...
The Shreveport Water and Sewerage Department has addressed the temporary taste and odor change to the city drinking water. According to the water department, these changes are result of a natural ...
Researchers at Brock University are investigating a new way of extracting copper from an unlikely source: algae bloom. The study is led by assistant professor of chemistry Vaughn Mangal, using algae ...
(Beyond Pesticides, March 26, 2024) The authors of a case study in Canale D’Aiedda, Taranto, Italy, published in Scientific Reports, conclude that, “[T]he results of monitoring and modeling activities ...
This video is no longer available. Three weeks after the lifting of a boil water advisory for all of D.C. and most of Arlington, Virginia, the Washington Aqueduct can now add a new chemical to its ...
7 lakes in the area have seen blue-green algae blooms in 2015 Main causes are phosphorus pollution, high temperatures and a lack of natural water flow Expert: Pumping septic tanks every 3-5 years can ...
Worcester’s Indian Lake will receive treatment on Monday to prevent the growth of algae, the city announced Friday morning. The city is advising people not to go into the lake, not to use boats and to ...
Update: Due to rain, the lake will be reopened on Tuesday and will not be treated with algicide. The treatment will be at a later date, the city said in an update. Nestled north of downtown, Worcester ...
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