Itasca Waters' Water Wisdom series continues at noon on Thursday, Feb. 6, with "Invasive Freshwater Jellyfish — Why Are They ...

Canada has more lakes than any other country in the world, with a huge diversity of lake sizes, depths, shapes, water chemistries, underlying geologies and hydrologies (the waters that flow in and out ...

Although the alarming decline of some mussel species could be due to invasive species, it could also be just a 'natural state ...

Not many creatures on Earth can pull off keeping a pride of curious lions at bay. But lions don’t want to get their soft ...

North America had the highest diversity and density of freshwater mussels on Earth. Discover how the button industry contributed to their decline, leaving these vital species critically endangered ...

Locals reliant on natural springs face the risk of consuming contaminated water yet refuse to avoid the water source.

Protecting freshwater resources starts with empowering local initiatives to protect, restore, and conserve this vital resource. Investing in partner-led projects for environmental protection, ...

Our goal was to provide a better understanding of the drivers of Hg bioaccumulation in freshwater ecosystems occupying the mosaic of environmental conditions across North America and how the influence ...

This is the process by which we use plants, bacteria, or fungi to clean up contaminated air, soil, or water. There is a wide range of natural processes that can be co-opted to clean up the mess we ...

School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Georgia Institute of Technology, 950 Atlantic Drive, Atlanta, Georgia 30332, United States Center for Microbial Dynamics and Infection, Georgia Institute of ...

[Photo/Xinhua] Taihu Lake, the country's third-largest freshwater lake in the lower ... of Grade III is good enough for most aquatic organisms to live in. The quality of water can be considered ...

[Photo/Xinhua] Taihu Lake, the country's third-largest freshwater lake in the lower Yangtze River region ... Water with a quality of Grade III is good enough for most aquatic organisms to live in. The ...