The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly transforming soil science, offering unprecedented capabilities for contemporary land management, environmental ...

What if we told you that the plastic shopping bag from last week’s grocery run could one day help detect toxic metals in ...

Nearly 2.1 billion people worldwide still lack safely managed drinking water The Fifth Annual Conference on Sustainable Water Security, organized by the TRENDS Research and Advisory Center, opened ...

People in Williams Bay in Walworth County are still under a do-not-drink order. The DNR issued the order in Williams Bay after health officials alerted them when two children became sick. Recent high ...

The sensors capture live data on river levels, flow rates and water temperature, which can be viewed online. A joint sustainability project brings water sensors to the Liffey river, empowering the ...

Researchers at IIT-Guwahati have developed nanosenor from milk protein and thymine for instant detection of cancer-causing water pollutants, the institute said on Monday. Using carbon dots and ...

Over the holiday weekend, many people looking to cool off from the summer heat were disappointed as some beaches were closed or authorities advised against swimming because of unsafe levels of ...

The term ultrapure water (UPW) is widely used across many industries—but the definition isn’t universal. While each industry uses what it calls ultrapure water, the quality requirements can vary ...

A self-powered analytical device that detects toxic amines in water using electrochemiluminescence has been developed by researchers from Japan, enabling pollutant detection without an external power ...

A plastic bag tossed away after grocery shopping may one day help detect toxic metals in drinking water. Researchers in Indonesia have unveiled a ‘dazzling breakthrough’ that transforms plastic waste ...