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Worsening drought conditions have increased arsenic levels in domestic water wells calling for frequent testing and high-quality water treatment.

Electric vehicle adoption relies heavily on the convenience and speed of charging methods, and researchers think they might have found a better way to manage EV battery charging and life.

Biotechnology holds great promise in presenting important alternatives to conventional methodologies, but the benefits must be evaluated against potential pitfalls.

Due to pandemic strains on pharmaceutical supply chains the United States is making moves to increase domestic manufacturing and improve foreign inspections to help mitigate shortage concerns.

PFAs are here to stay, and some of their presence is due to farmers using free fertilizer in the form of wastewater treatment sludge.

The global transition into renewable energy has created a high and growing demand for EV batteries that can power vehicles and be recycled for storage.

After a challenging two years, craft breweries and microbreweries are once again thriving thanks to lifted mandates and reopened social spaces.

The outdoor battle against airborne contaminants such as Covid-19 continues as the virus becomes endemic and many are turning to air purifiers to address the potentially deadlier war within our walls.

Electric vehicles are an important piece of the reduced-carbon puzzle but only if they are charged by similarly carbon-free power sources like nuclear power.