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Russian scientists develop alternative t

Russian scientists develop alternative to chlorine disinfection; Utility exchange program winners announced; 3M settles water pollution lawsuit with Minnesota; California mulls permanent water restrictions

EPA proposes rule to amend coal ash disp

EPA proposes rule to amend coal ash disposal regs; New research could help predict toxic algal blooms; Tyson Poultry fined $2M for Clean Water Act violations; Researchers develop super-strong permeable pavement

Africa's water war: Fighting for surviva

Tensions are high between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan, as they fight over their share of Nile water. The source of the issue is an Ethiopian mega-dam project due to be completed this year, which could threaten the survival of m

Cape Town to run out of clean drinking w

Cape Town could soon become the world's first major urban area to run out of water. The South African city has been suffering from a drought for more than two years, and the situation is now critical. Under current consumptio

Search for Cheaper, Energy-efficient Way

Having enough clean drinking water has been a challenge in many parts of the world, whether it is a place where water is scarce or abundant. The U.S. Department of Energy has just announced it is providing $15 million in fund

This invention could help Mexico's rural

Many rural communities in Mexico struggle for basic necessities, especially clean drinking water. One engineer is trying to change that. CGTN's Alasdair Baverstock reports on how one man's invention can help solve this

Microplastics found in most bottled wate

The perception of bottled water being clean and pure is being challenged by a global investigation that found the water tested is often contaminated with tiny particles of plastic.

3:56 WaterWorld Weekly Newscast - Mar

Dry lime leak sends two water plant employees to hospital; EPA announces WIFIA funding opportunity; Mich. ends Flint oversight; Drinking water infrastructure needs $472B investment

Americans used to drink radioactive wate

At the turn of the 20th century, people didn't know or understand the dangers of radioactive decay. To them, radioactivity was a new, exotic material that some of the world's leading scientists were hard at work studying. Out

How to make water safe to drink

If you had to filter water in order to survive, what are the things you need to be aware of and how would you do it? We'll discuss the basics of water purification and some affordable portable water filters in this video. B

Timeline of Gen X Contamination

Our #waternerds have developed a timeline as today marks one year since the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality began it's investigation of the contaminant Gen X. Water Nerd TV by Hydroviv is your source for cr

Why Flint Still Doesn’t Have Clean Wat

AJ+'s Dena Takruri returns to Flint for the 4-year anniversary of the water crisis. Officials here say the water is safe, but residents still don't trust them. And since the state of Michigan stopped providing free bottled wa

She Blew the Whistle on Flint Water Cris

Mona Hanna-Attisha, pediatrician in Flint, Michigan and Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Michigan State University, joins David to talk about how she exposed the dangerous levels of lead in Flint's drinking water

Water crisis: What's the best solution?

Cape Town isn't the only city facing a water crisis - in fact many around the world have been trying to find ways to conserve the invaluable resource; that led CBC News to ask: Is there a best solution to solving a water cris