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a photo of mist over a small river running through a field, illustrating that in the process of evapotranspiration, moisture becomes visible in a saturated layer of air near the land surface

Developing an AI Model to Reduce Uncertainty in Evapotranspiration Prediction

by University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

New AI model DyLEMa will allow for accurate prediction of evapotranspiration that accounts for land cover dynamics

a magnifying glass over the shoreline of a body of water with the words PFAS in red text in the center

Global Study Reveals Widespread PFAS Contamination in Water Sources

by University of New South Wales

The new Aquanex system on a white background

Ultrapure Water Purification System Sets New Standard for Reliable Water Purity

by Thermo Fisher Scientific

Algal bloom in a lake

Climate Is Increasing Risk of High Toxin Concentrations in Northern US Lakes

by Carnegie Institution for Science

We need to focus on the quality of the water as much as we focus on the amount of water

Condensation on glass on a warm day

Hot Summer Air Turns into Drinking Water with New Gel Device

by University of Texas at Austin

The new device can produce up to 7 kilograms of water per kilogram of gel material used

Water engineer with hard hat on surveying a lake

Navigating Climate Change and Water Management

by International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

This study is the first assessment to disentangle the impact of climate change and water withdrawls

Waterwater pouring out of pipes into a river

Even Treated Wastewater Affects Our Rivers

by Goethe University Frankfurt

Effluents from wastewater treatment plants change the invertebrate communities in Hesse’s waters

Man pouring themselves a glass of water from the tap

Stop Counting Cups. There’s an Ocean of Difference in Our Water Needs

by University of Wisconsin-Madison

New study measures water turnover of more than 5,600 people from various countries

A large dam creating a water resevoir

Dams Could Play a Big Role in Feeding the World More Sustainably

by Stanford University

New study quantifies how much water storage is required to maximize crop irrigation

Underground lake

An Ocean inside the Earth? Water Hundreds of Kilometers Down

by Goethe University Frankfurt

International research team analyzes inclusions in diamonds

Pine tree branch with snow and frost on it

Citizen Science Helps Unpack Snow’s Effect on Summer Water Supplies

by University of Washington

Researchers want to predict how much water we will get later in the year based on the snowpack

Tapping Freshwater under the Ocean Has Consequences

by University of Delaware

A study examines the dangers of depleting freshwater resources beneath the world's oceans

Larger Cities Have Smaller Water Footprint Than Less Populated Counterparts

by Penn State

Global sustainability is important now more than ever due to increasing urban populations and the resulting stress it can have on natural resources