Water

As the president visited the Great Lakes State to tout an auto industry comeback, residents were still contending with lead-laced water and a weeklong teacher strike.

The U.S. environmental agency said its oversight was hampered "by failures and resistance at the state and local levels to work with us in a forthright, transparent and proactive manner."

Rev. Jesse Jackson said on Sunday that Flint, Michigan is a "disaster zone."

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Ed Kean and his crew harvest about 1,000 tons of ice per year, which crushes down to between 264,000 million and 343,000 million gallons of luxury water.

Intrepid Canadian mariners are selling thousands-year-old ice to craft water bottlers and high-end vodka producers.

Every year on January 6, men from towns and villages across the country gather by the nearest lake, stream or sea and prepare to mark Bogojavlenie

Scott Slater wants to pump billions of gallons to L.A. and other drought-hit cities—and make $2.4 billion in the process.

Locals and visitors take an icy dive in the annual Polar Bear Plunge.

Researchers used laser-imaging technology mounted to a plane to map the tree health of California's forests and found things may soon get a lot worse.

Ukraine's interior minister, Arsen Avakov, hurled water and insults at Mikheil Saakashvili, the governor of Odessa, on Thursday.

For the first time, researchers used data to visualize how much groundwater is left on Earth.

A NASA mission reveals what happened to the water on Mars's atmosphere.

The lifetime loss of income from diminished IQ for the 25,000 children amounts to half a billion dollars.

After NASA said it found evidence of flowing water on present-day Mars, Rush Limbaugh and others spoke up with conspiracy theories.

Every day, enough of the tiny plastic spheres wind up in aquatic environments to cover more than 300 tennis courts.

The only way to be hangover-free is to go drink-free, a new paper says.

A citizen scientist came up with the seeds for a potentially drought-proof lawn.

A researcher has invented a cheap filter paper that removes more than 99.9 percent of bacteria from water.

Scientists have calculated how much less severe the drought would be without climate change.

Failure to comply may cost a property owner as much as $25,000 in penalties.

This form of bacterial pneumonia could take your breath away.

The findings are the result of a four-year-long research project.

The beer giant is encouraging Americans to crack open a cold can of water.

Two-thirds of the population are now without drinking water as UN ceasefire talks are suspended indefinitely.

In this land-rich but water-limited state, increased supply simply leads to more demand, the authors write.

Farmers would be protected from potentially deeper cuts if they opt into the voluntary program.

A series of unprecedented restrictions in California will impact water usage for residents and businesses.

The socially conscious bottling plant is located in the very parched town of Merced, California.

The country is primed for a cholera outbreak, thanks to damaged water systems and decreasing access to sanitation.