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GROUNDUP — QUEST FOR WATER: Walking Johannesburg’s hidden waterways on a journey through history and neglect along the Klip River

As the magnitude of Johannesburg’s water crisis becomes clear, water authorities are beginning to look at what it would take to use water from alternative sources, including the water running in Joburg’s own rivers. To gauge the feasibility of this, GroundUp took a three-day walk along Johannesburg’s Klip River. Source link

HONOR’s Toughest Phone Gains Water Resistance

As anticipated, HONOR officially unveiled the X9c in Malaysia with important upgrades to make the brand’s toughest phone even better. HONOR used double tempered glass for the display and a revamped curvature on the frame to make it more durable than its predecessor. Those upgrades give the X9c a 2-meter drop resistance and scratch resistance. […]

Hanford Reach National Monument

The Hanford Reach, bordering the Hanford Site to the north and east, is by far the longest free-flowing stretch of the Columbia River in the United States. When the Hanford Site was built during World War II, the only dams downstream from Grand Coulee Dam were Bonneville and Rock Island, both completed in 1938. Since […]

Sodbrunnen Rennweg

Just off the main shopping street of Bahnhofstrasse in Rennweg, an odd metallic cylinder pokes out of the pavement. The strange object is what can be seen of Sodbrunnen, or Sod well, a 700-year-old well. During the medieval period, locals would draw their drinking water from the shaft sunk 33 feet down to reach groundwater. In 1740, […]

Trump says RFK Jr. plan to remove fluoride from public water ‘sounds okay to me’

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Republican presidential nominee and former U.S. President Donald Trump attend a campaign event sponsored by conservative group Turning Point USA, in Duluth, Georgia, U.S., October 23, 2024. Carlos Barria | Reuters Former president Donald Trump said Sunday that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s proposal to remove fluoride from the U.S. water […]

What’s polluting Mexico’s groundwater?

Mexico has experienced a water crisis for the last decade due to a combination of factors.  Drought, overexploitation, inadequate infrastructure, mismanagement of water supplies and contamination have all stolen the headlines at one point or another.  Despite record dryness, however, poor rainfall and overexploitation of aquifers are far from the only issues facing the Mexican […]