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Mandeville artist Inga Falterman offers Covington visitors and residents alike a fresh perspective on the natural beauty of ...

The Copicut Reservoir is Fall River's secondary source of drinking water. City officials said they're taking steps to curb illegal dumping in the area, but that the water supply is clean.

Fall River has been undertaking a project to replace all lead water service pipes. The project is free to homeowners. For more information, contact the city Water Department. FALL RIVER —The ...

FALL RIVER —The city has seized the opportunity to get the lead out, and is continuing to replace lead pipes that deliver drinking water to homes around the city. According to Director of Community ...

He appeared at the meeting via Zoom. 'You're going to let it fall into the water?" Wellfleet Conservation Agent Lecia McKenna asked. "I plan on asking you not to let it fall into the water," he ...

E. coli virus: Several people have reportedly fallen ill due E.coli virus after drinking contaminated water in several high-rise societies in Greater Noida. As per the information, people living ...

But after you’ve identified what made the mark on your wall in the first place, you still need to remove it without making the problem worse. Water stains typically won't appear on tile ...

A 12-room house perched on a dune overlooking Cape Cod Bay in Wellfleet is in limbo. One corner of the 5,150-square-foot-house at 1440 Chequessett Neck Road is at the edge of a steep drop. Storms ...

Each ring contains copper mesh that gathers fog water. Peter Weiss-Penzias, a Professor of Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology and contributor to Art+Fog, started his research before Anja joined ...

In 2021, the water crisis in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality, where Kariega is situated, had reached catastrophic proportions, with the average combined capacity of the region’s ...

SHREVEPORT, La. — The taste and odor issues affecting Shreveport’s drinking water are improving following recent treatment at Cross Lake, according to the city’s Water and Sewerage Department.