Researchers find that “naturalized” E. coli populations falsely inflate measurement levels, resulting in beach closings due to pollution that’s not actually present

Modular, off-grid desalination technology could supply families, towns

Human interventions to harness water resources, such as reservoirs, dams, and irrigation measures, have increased water availability for much of the global population, but at the same time, swept water scarcity problems downstream

Farmland can benefit California's salmon populations

Fractal patterns are rare for man-made systems and lead to optimal harvests without global planning

Novel material removes pollutant PFOA to levels far below EPA’s health advisory limit

UCR research expands efforts to provide clean water for the world's growing population

Water plays a major role in DNA’s structure and function, and its hydration shell has been the subject of much study

Experiments at Berkeley Lab show scientists how pumice can remain buoyant for years

“The method allows us for the first time to spectroscopically map entropy and enthalpy around solutes, which are crucial parameters to characterize molecular recognition,” researcher says