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Today, more than ever, people are concerned with the quality of their drinking water. This is evident when shopping at any grocery, convenience or mass market store because not only [...]

Finding a way to deliver clean, safe drinking water in public places was the genesis of the water cooler/drinking fountain industry a century ago. The first drinking fountains in the [...]

Staff Seventh in a Series of Annual Reports on the Green Building Movement What Building Teams and Home Builders Can DoTo Confront the Pending Crisis in Water Scarcity "People can't [...]

By Loren Faulkner The 1920's era iron pipes, recently dug up from streets in the beach community of La Jolla, spoke loudly without saying a word. Looking more like corroded [...]

'Sprawl may be managed well or poorly, and smart growth is better than dumb growth.'' - Gregg Easterbrook, author, 'The Progress Paradox'' 'Population growth is the primary source of environmental [...]

In an effort to stretch California's use of the Colorado River, the Metropolitan Water District's (MWD) reports that its board of directors recently approved principles for a 35-year water deal [...]

A recent Frost & Sullivan report said the U.S. water industry is in dire need of federal funding to build and maintain the water infrastructure. From 1992-2003, federal funding remained [...]

The Southern California wildfires that stripped forest hillsides have created threats to drinking water supplies for millions of people, the chief of the U.S. Forest Service said. Dale Bosworth also [...]

The North Dakota Senate recently passed a bill that would allow 13 counties to form the Lake Agassiz Water Authority for drinking water projects. Forming the Authority will lead to [...]

Water experts predict that central Florida will run out of drinkable water in five years. Water experts have known for decades that the flow eventually would slow to a trickle, [...]