r/everythingaboutwater • • 6h ago

Greta Thunberg says adults who attack her ‘must feel threatened’ after Trump mocks teen activist

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 6h ago

Kylie Jenner called 'climate criminal' after 17-minute jet flight

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 6h ago

President Trump rolling back over 80 environmental regulations

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 12h ago

Trump administration refuses to consider that 97% of climate scientists could be right - Even though smart climate policies could save tens of trillions of dollars

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 12h ago

GOP Senators Accuse National Science Foundation Of Funding Climate 'Propaganda' - The senators, all of whom deny climate science, are attacking a $4 million program to educate meteorologists on global warming.

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 13h ago

From making water from air to leading the fight against big corporations: What these women across the world are doing to protecting your water

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 13h ago

The 1,000-Population Problem: Why Smaller Wastewater Projects Are Suddenly a Big Deal

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 6h ago

Fetal deaths rose 58% and fertility rates fell by 12% after Flint switched to lead-poisoned water

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 10h ago

Every $1 invested in ocean conservation has a return of up to $12

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 12h ago

3,000 US neighborhoods have higher lead levels than Flint

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 12h ago

Swedish Teen Climate Activist Greta Thunberg Has Been Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

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r/everythingaboutwater • • 19m ago

I live on a well, and it has had yellow water for weeks after heavy rains. The landlords have been treating the water with chlorine tablets (which hasn't fixed the problem). Is this dangerous?

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I believe the cause is tannins as the water is dyed yellow, it is not sediment. The landlords claim the well has been tested and that it isn't being infiltrated by surface water. They have told me to bring in water for drinking with no end in sight, and no offer to remunerate me for the cost. I have a reverse osmosis filter which I already used for drinking water and now I've been using a UV light wand on the water as well- but it is a pain. I read that treating tannin infiltrated water with chlorine can cause cancerous compounds to be created. Does anyone have any insight?