r/water
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Devoted to the science and politics of water: aquifers, dams, hydrology, boundary disputes, peak water, riparian rights, climate change, drought & flooding, stormwater, groundwater, fish kills, fossil water, and news by the acre-foot.
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this water is beautiful and tastes beautiful.
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Water bottle recs?
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Water has been sat in our bedroom for 2/3 days... turned yellow-ish. Why?
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Public has no right to swim in sea, claims firm that dumped sewage at bathing spot
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Thirsty Bots Are Drinking Our Scarce Water
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Is anyone familiar with these tests? What do you think? I might reduce my zephyrhills intake cause of this.
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Pond Rejuvenation and Fundraising
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Is anyone giving Amazon a hard time about using freshwater in disposable plastic bags. Good to keep food cold but they will end in landfill
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In what ways can we utilise web3 for water sustainability and/or circular economy?
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Crazy Claim I heard: "Silica makes water wet."
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Best pitcher filter to deal with PFAS.
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Hey Guys here with another great cooking tip
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Pre-Tropical Storm in the Texas Marsh
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What geography is used in determining rainfall frequencies such as a 100 year event?
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Science AMA Series: Ask the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) anything about chemicals or toxicants in the environment. (Post your questions to the linked /r/science submission.)
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Science AMA Series: Iā€™m Ken Buesseler, an oceanographer who headed to Japan shortly after the explosions at Fukushima Dai-ichi to study ocean impacts and now Iā€™m being asked -is it safe to swim in the Pacific? Ask me anything. (Post your questions to the linked /r/science post.)
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Science AMA Series:I'm Dianna Parker with NOAA's Marine Debris Program, just returned from a NOAA mission to remove derelict fishing nets and litter from the remote Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in HawaiŹ»i. AMA! (Post your questions to the linked /r/science submission.)