Harmful algal blooms (HABs) pose a significant challenge for water treatment plant operators. These blooms, primarily composed of cyanobacteria, can rapidly increase and produce toxins harmful to humans, pets, and the environment. A groundbreaking study led by Dr. Youngwoo Seo and his team from the
In a significant move towards water conservation and habitat restoration, the federal government has allocated $24.97 million in funding to support these efforts in the headwaters of the Rio Grande. This announcement, made during the final days of the Biden Administration, draws funding from the
The subject of this analysis is the prevalence and potential health impacts of "Forever Chemicals," particularly PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), in U.S. water supplies, and the associated risks linked to cancer. PFAS are a class of thousands of man-made chemicals widely used in
Richmond's recent water crisis, which left residents and surrounding communities without reliable water service for over 115 hours, has underscored the critical vulnerabilities within the city's infrastructure. The incident began on January 6, 2023, when the city's water treatment plant lost power,
The water crisis in Richmond, Virginia, has reached a critical point following severe flooding at the Richmond Water Treatment Plant. The unexpected power outage that led to the flooding has left the city without drinkable water, prompting various efforts to restore the water supply. The situation
California has been experiencing a significant north-south gap in rainfall, with Northern California receiving almost twice its average rainfall while Southern California remains exceptionally dry. This disparity is remarkable in its scope and impact, providing insights into the challenges and
