In 1974, the United States passed the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), which requires the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to set the standard for safe drinking water across the country. While the premise of the SDWA act is one that Read More
Since graphene was first isolated in 2004, the hexagonal lattice of carbon atoms has been widely touted as a wonder material which may ultimately disrupt numerous industries. Despite the fact that the crystalline, nearly transparent material is a single-atom thick, Read More
Safe drinking water is an essential resource we all depend on. While most Americans take clean drinking water for granted, there are serious problems facing our water supply and America's ability to provide citizens with safe, clean drinking water. 1. Read More
A water cistern is a container for holding liquid that is primarily used for harvesting rainwater. Their benefits include the ability to reduce your water footprint, save money, gain independence from the grid, and always have safe and clean drinking Read More
Water is becoming scarce in certain parts of the world. While there are efforts underway to increase supplies through processes such as seawater desalination, more needs to be done to preserve our existing supplies. Fortunately, this problem is something we Read More
