Category: Water and Pools

What if the millions that went into temporary water solutions for refugees could be converted into permanent water systems? Think about infrastructure that will last long after humanitarian projects end and benefit the entire community. That was the hot topic at the International Conference on Water, Peace and Security last month, where leaders, policymakers and… Continue reading Why investing in permanent water systems is the smart path to peace – The Tanzania Times

TITUSVILLE, Fla. – Magistrate Don Wynn heard a slew of code enforcement cases for the City of Titusville on Nov. 7, in which he found several properties were brought back into compliance, while properties that remained out of compliance were assessed administrative costs or daily fines. Officer May, who presented several ongoing Massey cases, told… Continue reading Titusville judge finds some properties in compliance, imposes fines and sets correction deadlines

Doha, Qatar: Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (Kahramaa) announced that its Awareness Park has won the 2025 Gulf Excellence Award for Energy and Water Efficiency in Buildings in the Education Sector Category. Kahramaa Awareness Park is a pioneering model in sustainability and innovation, using advanced technologies to optimize electricity and water consumption in line… Continue reading Kahramaa Awareness Park wins Gulf Excellence Award for Energy and Water Efficiency in Buildings

Homeowners across Richmond are transforming their outdoor spaces with aquascape-inspired water features designed and installed by Jordan's Water Solutions, a leading name in eco-friendly landscaping. Led by founder and pond artist Jordan Blanton, the company is redefining outdoor living with natural ponds, pondless waterfalls and fountainscapes that combine artistry, engineering and sustainability. Aquascape Design: Where… Continue reading Jordan's water solutions bring aquascape innovation

Chennai: The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has started the rehabilitation of three ponds in Madhavaram zone to store excess rainwater and raise the groundwater level. The civic body has allocated ₹1.1 crore for the renewal and improvement works aimed at strengthening the city's water conservation efforts during monsoon.GCC has floated tenders to restore three water… Continue reading GCC begins restoration of three ponds in Madhavaram, Chennai News

126 Until now, Iceland, with its harsh, unique climate and geographical isolation, was the only country in the world completely free of mosquitoes. In October 2025, three mosquitoes were found in the Kjos Valley. Scientists blame rising temperatures due to climate change and increased travel for these arrivals. Mosquitoes are vectors for deadly diseases such… Continue reading Destroy mosquitoes to eradicate eight deadly diseases

Many homeowners and outdoor enthusiasts know the headaches that come with dealing with invasive plants. It can be a time-consuming, frustrating and costly affair. However, sometimes there are creative, natural ways to deal with them, as a poster on the r/Nativeplantgardening subreddit demonstrated. Photo credit: Reddit Photo credit: Reddit The post is titled “Adding a… Continue reading Homeowner shares stunning before and after photos of major garden makeover: 'I absolutely love this'

Image credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Graphite, the primary anode material in lithium-ion batteries, is central to energy storage technologies and is increasingly becoming a focus of supply chain concerns. Even though graphite demand is increasing faster than lithium demand, global production remains highly concentrated and carbon intensive. A perspective article published in Nature Reviews materials… Continue reading Experts outline cleaner, more resilient supply options for critical graphite mineral

I taught at the college level for more than thirty years and retired during the Corona period. I'm glad I did that. Everything about university life has changed. While the curse of cell phones began long before I left teaching, I'm told that the distraction (or perhaps the addiction?) has only gotten worse. From primary… Continue reading Five reasons why I'm happy to be retired

MCALLEN, Texas – The North American Development Bank will commit up to $100 million from its retained earnings over the next five years to urgent water conservation projects along the U.S.-Mexico border. NADBank Managing Director John Beckham made the announcement at the two-day Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Binational River Symposium hosted by the Texas Water Foundation… Continue reading BREAKING NEWS: NADBank is funding water conservation projects along the U.S.-Mexico border