A study confirms: water is not the most thirst-quenching drink
What is the most thirst-quenching drink? A study surprises everyone: not water. Here are the details of the research of a Scottish University.
100.000 cases of cancer, 'drinking' water can be carcinogenic.
Death runs in the pipe: a toxic cocktail of chemical pollutants in drinking water would be related to more than 100.000 cancer cases according to a peer-reviewed study by the Environmental Working Group association.
Hybrid robot swims and takes off using water as a propellant
Imperial College researchers have invented a hybrid robot that requires only 0.2 grams of calcium carbide to use water as a fuel
Fresh water under the seabed also in Norway
The quantity of fresh water is enormous, incalculable: it originates from a depth of 1km, but its underground extent is still unknown.
There are oceans of fresh water under the salty ones
Real freshwater oceans lie less than 200 meters from the bottom of the sea. An important quantity for a resource that creates concerns.
A graphene membrane makes sea water drinkable
Water covers most of the planet but is full of salt: difficult to make it drinkable. ...
Seeds to purify water
Drinking water is a precious commodity, which is completely lacking in many countries around the world. For ...
The greenest fuel there is? Made with air and water.
The AFS (Engineers at Air Fuel Synthesis) based in the north of England claims to have ...
Airdrop, water from the air in real time
There is nothing more devastating than drought for agriculture: hectares and hectares of land ...
