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A Demand for Clean Water by Gen-X Anti-Chemical Protesters Gets Heated
In the southern Cumberland County, protesters displayed flags and signs to cars passing the Chemours chemical plant on the 7th of March 2020. 30 Residents of Cumberland, Bladen counties, and Wilmington, took part in the [...]
Why Councillors is Urged to Do More and Current Water Issues
Residents from Wellington value the local environment and consider themselves to have an ecological responsibility. However, beaches still remain polluted, and streams affected by failing water systems and the town's overall infrastructure, which seems to [...]
How Ash and Debris is Ruining Australia’s Rivers
With devastating bushfires ravaging throughout Australian land, residents were finally happy and relieved that the majority of bushfires, including the worst of which were in New South Wales, have finally been extinguished. Even though this [...]
Eastern Cape Villagers Waiting for Water Since 1998
Villagers living in Flagstaff Eastern Cape, currently don't have clean, piped water even though new taps were installed in their villages just over five years ago. The less fortunate residents of Flagstaff have claimed that [...]
Chugging Water Versus Water Therapy as a Habit of Health
Society is always looking for new ways to improve their lives, especially when it comes to speeding up weight-loss and simplifying daily tasks like drinking enough water. Although drinking water is a basic need, and [...]
What Effect Does Water Pollution Have on Animals and People?
The biggest effect of water pollution is how it impacts one's health, including the lives of plants, fish, incrustations, and even mammals. Not only does polluted water affect fish and organisms living in small freshwater [...]
