As droughts become more frequent and intense, the fragmentation of water service in the U.S. leaves many households vulnerable to water contamination or loss of service.
Segregation and Local Funding Gaps Drive Disparities in Drinking Water
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Airborne Particle Levels Plummet in Northern India
Satellite data show that aerosol levels have dropped significantly since the COVID-19 lockdown began.
With Shrinking Snowpack, Drought Predictability Melting Away
On April 1, water managers across the West use the amount of snowpack present as a part of a simple equation to calculate the available water supply for a given region that year.
South Asia Faces Increased Threat Of Extreme Heat, Extreme Pollution, Study Shows
A report authored by a Texas A&M professor details how often people in the region will be threatened by the hazards of pollution and heat.
What Did Scientists Learn From Deepwater Horizon?
Paper reviews major findings, technological advances that could help in next deep-sea spill.
New Dual-Action Coating Keeps Bacteria From Cross-Contaminating Fresh Produce
Texas A&M researchers have created a coating that can be applied to surfaces like conveyor belts and collection buckets.
