Water

Eco-Conscious Monkey Does Not Monkey Around With Finite Resources

By Melissa Locker

The Doctor Who Discovered Lead in Flint's Water on What Went Wrong and How to Fix It

By Belinda Luscombe

Cities Need More Workers

By The Aspen Institute

Is Vitamin-Enhanced Water Better For You Than Regular Water?

By Alice Park
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How To Get Better at Spending Time Alone

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By The Aspen Institute

'Raw Water' Trend Alarms Health Experts

Here's what you need to know

By Jamie Ducharme

How China Could Turn Water Into a Weapon

Since May, China has declined to share hydrological data with India on the Brahmaputra River, which originates in Tibet and flows through India and Bangladesh. Here’s why that matters.SOURCE OF POWERIn a region where water...

By Tara John

Plastic Fibers Are Found in '83% of the World's Tap Water'

In the U.S., the rate of contamination is even higher

By Kevin Lui

Is Hydrogen Water Actually Good For You?

It’s the latest effort to make plain old water sexier. Companies are adding extra hydrogen to boost his healthy qualities. But does it work?

By Alice Park

You Asked: What’s the Best Way to Rehydrate?

After a serious sweat, you need more than straight H2O.

By Markham Heid

We Should Pay College Athletes

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

What I've Learned as a Doctor in Ethiopia

Women and babies need access to clean water and supplies

By Margaret Muldrow

Don't Buy Your Kids Internet-Connected Toys

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By The Aspen Institute

Flint's Water Crisis Still Isn't Over

Residents still can't drink the water

By Josh Sanburn

Let Kurdistan Leave Iraq

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By The Aspen Institute

Flint Officials Charged in the City's Water Crisis

Former emergency managers charged with multiple felonies

By Josh Sanburn

A Well That Sucks Water from Air

One in nine people worldwide lives without access to clean drinking water, and that problem is especially bad in areas unsuitable for wells or irrigation. One solution: the WaterSeer, a wind-powered device that aims to...

By Julia Zorthian

This Is the Reason Your Password Will Get Hacked

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By The Aspen Institute

Why Hillary Clinton (And You) Should Be Drinking Water Regularly

Chronic dehydration affects 75% of adults, according to one study

By Kate Samuelson

Centuries-Old Water Dispute Re-Ignites Riots in India

The river has been a source of conflict between the two regions since the British colonial era

By Tekendra Parmar
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