Water
Water is essential for life and plays a vital role in the proper functioning of the Earth’s ecosystems. The pollution of water has a serious impact on all living creatures, and can negatively affect the use of water for drinking, household needs, recreation, fishing, transportation and commerce.
Water has two primary functions in our everyday lives: bathing and consumption. Water can easily be contaminated (one gallon of motor oil can contaminate 1 million gallons of water), which will affect not only the water we drink, but the water that comes into our houses and the natural water sources we swim in.
- Stormwater
- Water Conservation: Every Drop Counts
- Red Tide: how it develops, and how it can effect your health
- Breaking Down the Water Supply
- A Glossary of Beach Terms
More Information
- August 7, 2008Fishing Line Recycling Bins Decorate the NH Coast
- June 23, 2008What to do about Bisphenol-A(BPA)
- June 12, 2008Invention to Make Water Recycling Faster, Cheaper
- June 9, 2008Company Profile: Noble Juice
- June 2, 2008Company Profile: The Flushable Bag
- January 24, 2008EPA Awards Sustainability Grants to 58 Student Teams
- Bangalore to Recycle Used Water for Drinking Purposes
- January 17, 2008Tap-Water Ban Hits Parts of Paradise Valley, Scottsdale
- EPA Launches Plan to Improve Water Quality
- January 14, 2008EPA Provides Millions in Beach Grants



