As pharmaceuticals and chemicals continue to be found in surface and source water, their effects on wildlife and nature continue to be exploited. The growing amount of research and science is slowly pushing water regulation authorities to approve stricter effluent [...]
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Traces of painkillers and other household chemicals in treated wastewater effluent may be affecting fish reproductive behavior, finds research published in Nature magazine (Richard Lovett, “Wastewater chemicals dampen fish behavior.” Nature. 12 Nov 2010.) This research further enhances understanding of [...]
Organica won recognition as one of the most promising businesses in Hungary this week being selected as a Country Representative for the European Business Awards. As one of 10 representatives for Hungary, Organica will now compete for a coveted Ruban [...]
A new report- the first of its kind to comprehensively asses the low-carbon, clean or green economy- found that it’s a growing and strong addition to the U.S. economy. But, it still needs some help. Freeing up capital to support [...]
Millions are suffering in eastern Africa from what some experts are calling the worst drought in 60 years. Famine and starvation are uprooting millions, as malnutrition and death tolls continue to rise with no timely solution in sight. Severe drought [...]
The executive body of the European Union hiked up funding for scientific research by 4 percent for 2014-2020. The hike to spend €80 billion, an increase over the current €55 billion for 2007-13, is available partly by reducing farm subsidies [...]
On average, 30 percent of cleaned water running through pipes is lost through leaks in water systems. A small, information technology company based in Israel is hoping to change that with their new information technology.
A recent article in the money section of MSN at first glance appears to be just another attempt to highlight mans’ dangerous dance with water- overuse, misuse, and overall just bad use- of a natural resource many take for granted. [...]
Georgia’s water woes have been eased for the time being, as a federal appeals court ruled that the metro area can continue tapping a nearby lake that provides water for 3 million of Atlanta’s residents. This overruled a previous court [...]