Rivers are some of the most fascinating natural wonders on Earth. They provide water, support wildlife, and are also the ...

Water monopolies, a burgeoning threat of the 21st century, are rapidly gaining control over a resource that was once considered a public good. The scale of commercialization has surged in recent ...

There has been a gross misconception since the Enlightenment, that the 8th to the 15th centuries saw no development—there was ...

The key threats identified to species were pollution, overfishing, agriculture and invasive species, particularly the Nile perch and water hyacinth ... addressing the obviously important human needs ...

Air pollution is a deadly public health threat, but some parts of Europe are at much higher risk than others. Air pollution is linked to lung cancer, heart and respiratory diseases, stroke ...

Every week seems to bring a new report about where “forever chemicals” have been found: in soil, drinking water, our bodies ... largest lake and feeds the Nile River, which spans 11 countries ...

Once again the Renaissance Dam occupies the forefront in the water issues and Egypt’s foreign relations after the conclusion of the Egyptian-Sudanese-Ethiopian negotiations in Khartoum without ...

My water bottle is attached to my hip. I carry it around the house all day, leave it by my bedside at night, and take it with me pretty much whenever I go on errands, walks, and trips. Before I ...

The key threats identified to species were pollution, overfishing, agriculture and invasive species, particularly the Nile perch and water hyacinth ... it shows us which river basins, lakes ...