"Overall, drinking large amounts of dirty water still isn't great for you, even if you're not getting the added sugar from using soda instead of water." Dirty water might not be the greatest for ...

This leaves the people who drink it vulnerable to infectious microbes ... Archaeological evidence suggests that humans have long associated dirty water with negative health outcomes.

When Scott Candler built the DeKalb County Water facility in 1942, it was labeled “Candler’s Folly.” Candler was widely ridiculed, and after more than a decade as DeKalb’s sole commissioner, he lost ...

A scientist at Michigan Technological University (MTU) has discovered a simple way to turn muddy water — such as water gathered from rivers, streams and boreholes — into drinkable water by ...

Cork’s dirty water crisis is set to persist well into the summer, with another €1.6m being spent on the city’s new €40m water treatment plant in a bid to tackle the problem.Uisce Éireann said it hoped ...

Dirty water is a norm in eMalahleni. The municipality is aware of this problem, and an internal investigation focussing on water quality issues revealed that the municipality is not providing ...

After the water took a muddier turn on Monday, most residents switched to bottled water for their drinking and cooking needs, even as they wait for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to act ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Challenges in accessing safe drinking water and sanitation are driving many Kenyans to ...

No child should die because of dirty water. Yet in Kiribati, one in 20 children won’t make it to their fifth birthday due to contaminated water. ChildFund New Zealand’s Pacific Learning Gap Appeal is ...

or dirty drinking water—almost 1,000 children per day. STC’s first collaboration with P&G and the CSDW Program brought clean water to Sudanese families affected by drought. Since then ...

Tens of thousands of Cork residents are to be stuck with the city's dirty drinking water crisis for at least the first half of 2025. Uisce Éireann has admitted it will be well into the summer ...