A new art work at Science Gallery London explores the history, engineering, geography and science of human waste in the ...

When I think of the world's mighty, omnipotent river systems, the Nile, the Niger, the Yangtze, the Danube, the Thames ... The idea that any of them could dry up seems impossible to fathom.

the Crane Tidal Gates may not be able to close to hold back the incoming tide from the River Thames." "As a result, the incoming tide may flow up the River Crane which, when combined with the ...

The Musi ‘revitalisation plan’ is more a cosmetic change and has not addressed the main issue of permanently fixing the Musi’s sources of pollution from chemical effluents and untreated sewage ...

Local environmental officials hope a new funding program will entice London-area farmers to do more to reduce the algal bloom ...

springs and brooks were dried up; horsemen could ride the Thames.” Locals went into the mud to retrieve items long lost to the river. Shakespeare’s hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon was nearly ...

"For Indigenous people, fishing is their main source of food ... has seen smaller rivers dry up, forcing locals to drink contaminated water from the larger Tapajós River. Mercury, used by ...

The once-mighty Rio Grande began to dry up downstream ... surface water in a river and groundwater in aquifers. But Urbanczyk said regulations need to account for how these sources are interconnected.

If you'd like more information on any of the following facts or occurrences, sources have been linked ... and animal waste into London's River Thames. By 1858, it caused such a horrendous odor ...

New York City shut down the Delaware Aqueduct for 8 months of repairs, but the drought could force it into the "bailout ...

The water lies at the end of a sandy track that crosses a steppe that is as dry ... river's level was still high, the municipal services began removing thousands of sandbags, which had been ...