Water, Popular Stories

Drought is a killer of animals, crops and people, yet there is an undeniable beauty to the 20 images of parched terrains that we are about to explore.

November 19, 2011 is World Toilet Day. Toilets stop disease by keeping fecal matter out of drinking water.

This has been one of the most extreme weather years in history. Read about how and why.

Freshwater is an essential ingredient for all forms of life on Earth. An open photography exhibition at the G2 Gallery focuses on the importance of freshwater.

This year’s Word Water Day theme is “Water for Cities: Responding to the Urban Challenge”. Enjoy these 15 images of precious water drops.

An underwater kite called ‘Deep Green’ offers a unique new way of converting tidal currents into electrical energy. Find out how...

Psychopharmaceuticals, antibiotics and other pharmachemicals are routinely entering into the water supply and becoming an ambient part of the environment. Biomagnificati

Fluoride, usually added to tap water as an economical public health measure to prevent tooth decay among children, may actually cause cancer.

According to the Fluoride Action Network, more than 3,000 professionals from around the globe have banded together to end the fluoridation in drinking water.

Oil slicks aren't the only kind of slick out there. Mother nature has created her own in the form of giant algae slicks. These giant algae slicks, or algae blooms, use up

How can a desire to melt into nature be so environmentally ignorant?

Australia is suffering its worst drought in a century

Happy World Water Day!