Tag Archives: water quality
Fungal Micro-pollution in Water: Toxic to Humans?
Molds, mushrooms, and yeasts – prevalent in all locales from the cracks of a sidewalk, in the forest, and sometimes even your refrigerator. At times, fungi have wonderful uses including yeasts for brewing beer or wine to the gastronomic delight of the rare … Continue reading
Filed under agriculture, research, rivers
Holy River – Disease Fighting Water
Many in India look to the Ganges (Ganga) as a sacred river. The river is mentioned in early Hindu texts, and bathing in the river holds much religious significance (millions partake in this ritual each year). With such numbers bathing … Continue reading
Filed under india, international
Three Gorges Dam (China) – Increased Displacement and Environmental Problems Acknowledged…
Most all, by now, have heard of the Three Gorges Dam (長江三峽大壩), a hydroelectric dam constructed in China to create a massive reservoir on the Yangtze River. The project, when finished, will flood an area of approximately 400 square miles. … Continue reading
Blog on International Water Affairs
Water is life, something humankind learns as a child. Water, air, and sustenance are critical to survival. This is true for the majority of living creatures, as well as for the planet of Earth. This blog was created as a … Continue reading
Filed under drinking water, international, outreach, sustainability, water availability
