Water

Lima, one of the world's driest cities, to fix disused waterways to prevent water shortages.

The study identified households where sewage was being misdirected into waterways.

There's a lack of respect among warring sides for the protected status of water, according to the Red Cross.

The State Water Resources Control Board enacts regulations to curb the state's epic drought.

New report shows huge gaps in access to water across the developing world.

The government approves a powdered alcohol product.

If confirmed, the study would bolster the theory that Mars at one time possibly sustained life.

Rawabi's mastermind and residents-in-waiting jubilant at decision to allow water to city.

Scientists at the University of Rochester were influenced by the lotus leaf when developing the material.

The Gates foundation has funded a machine that can convert human waste into drinkable water in five minutes

Astronomers find eight planets in the habitable zones of the stars they orbit. Four of them could be called Earth twins.

Part of Ireland's €30 billion austerity drive will introduce direct charges on households for water use next year

Martin Riese is here to enlighten you to the wonders of fancy water, from Arctic icebergs to Beverly Hills 90H20.

An American flight engineer who landed back on Earth in Kazakhstan Monday documented his months-long journey on social media.

A controversial water project is cleaning up one of Nairobi's scariest slums.

Good beer and clean water go hand-in-hand, a group of beer makers argue

From lighting your television screen to sterilizing polluted water, how the new Nobel laureates' inventions can change the world

You are part alien: some of the water in your body came from well beyond our solar system.

A new study traced the source of methane in drinking water to faulty fracking wells.

Even a little rain causes the city's sewage to bypass treatment, and flow right into places like the Gowanus Canal

State regulators say trying to further clean up would do more harm than good

The 300,000 people whose water was contaminated by the spill went without running water for ten days, and even then health officials still could not agree on the water's safety

Poland Spring trounced Coca-Cola in America's top market

The chemical spill in West Virginia poisoned the water, and may have poisoned the state's trust in the industries that have sustained and plundered it

A 39,000-ton toxic coal ash spill has federal prosecutors asking questions

America will pay more for food if the drought goes on much longer. Many fear it will.

Even with the ban on tap water lifted, doctors and patients deal with worries like bathing newborns

Life in Lompico just keeps getting drier

Regulators face questions as residents deal with drinking water with a licorice-like chemical smell

One in five homeowners still owe the bank more than their home is worth