In California, a state frequently besieged by drought, lies an overlooked treasure flowing through its urban landscapes: stormwater.

Kern County's annual almond bloom is a breathtaking sight to behold, signaling the beginning of a crucial period for growers.

Today, we'll explore the fascinating realm of irrigation and greenhouse water treatment systems.

The recent finish of draining three Klamath River reservoirs is a major step in the ongoing restoration of its natural flow.

Amidst the desert expanse of Arizona, Scottsdale's golf courses present a captivating paradox—a lush oasis thriving in an arid landscape.

Recent research by Kent Kovacs at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station explores peer influence on farmers' irrigation choices.

California is facing a pressing environmental crisis as its groundwater resources dwindle at an alarming rate.

When it comes to putting the final touch on water filtration system surfaces, two popular methods stand out: epoxy paint and powder coating.

Scientists at Tarleton State University have made a breakthrough that could revolutionize the way we tackle microplastic contamination.

Resilient infrastructure plays a crucial role in dealing with severe weather events.

Water screen and sand media filters are used in water treatment systems, but they serve different purposes and use distinct means to filter.

As microplastics infiltrate our environment, from water to the food we eat, the question arises: Can we effectively mitigate our exposure?

Living in a world where clean water isn't a given for everyone, the phrase "NO CLEAN WATER. NO CLEAN BEER......or COFFEE" hits home.

The menace of micropollutants, encompassing substances like pesticides, heavy metals, and synthetic chemicals poses a grave threat.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day serves as a reminder of the legacy of a civil rights leader, dedicated to the pursuit of equality and justice.

In a groundbreaking move towards environmental sustainability, Smithfield Foods recently unveiled a state-of-the-art wastewater system.

Recent breakthroughs, such as the use of a water-absorbing compound called MOF-303, offer promising solutions for sustainable water harvest.

Pajaro Valley, CA, pioneers groundbreaking water management, turning berry crisis into a sustainable agriculture model.

A pressing issue has come to the forefront — the alarming depletion of groundwater in the United States.

After more than 30 years of discussions and delays, Turlock and Ceres residents can finally toast to treated water from the Tuolumne River.