The Waterly

NASA finds new way to monitor underground water loss 

They attacked the problem by combining data on water loss from NASA's Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) and GRACE Follow-On satellites with data on ground-level changes from a ESA (European Space Agency) Sentinel-1 satellite.

'Fantasy League' Reveals Future Of Water Innovation 

The 2022 showcase companies have developed ground-breaking solutions in areas such as stormwater management, water reuse, sanitation, smart water and circular economy, all aligning with the BlueTech Forum 2022 theme - radical collaboration for regeneration.

Saur acquires Aqua-Chem and expands its industrial water activities in North America 

Saur Group has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire US-based Aqua-Chem, a leading provider of engineered water purification solutions to blue-chip customers in over 40 countries.

Clean energy met a record-breaking 38 percent of global power demand in 2021

2021 was a landmark year for renewable energy as 38 percent of the world's demand for power was met by clean energy sources, Ember, a climate and energy think-tank revealed in its annual report.

A heat wave and snowfall: Why researchers are puzzled by Antarctica’s recent weather 

In mid-March, temperatures in parts of East Antarctica soared 70 degrees Fahrenheit above average. It was high enough for researchers living there to brave the elements for a bare-chested group photo.

Proposed deep-sea mining would kill animals not yet discovered 

ome are touting the seabed as a sustainable source of the metals needed to produce batteries for electric vehicles or smartphones. Meanwhile, scientists are trying to figure out just how much ecological damage deep-sea mining would do.

Researchers thought they knew how PFAS get into the Great Lakes. Then they made a discovery 

PFAS pollutants ride rivers across the Midwest and Canada to get to the Great Lakes. But not in the way a pair of University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers studying the forever chemicals expected, and that could impact how environmental officials regulate the chemicals.

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