How the AI industry uses water and how that impacts an increasingly parched world is more complicated than people think.

Researchers are developing technology to attract and absorb contaminants from different sources so the water can be used again In honor of Women’s History Month, Duke celebrates the researchers whose ...

As temperatures rise and the time between rains decreases, many homeowners begin to increase the frequency of watering their outdoor plants, and when a whole community of folks engage in watering it ...

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Small, everyday actions to minimize water use add up the more people do them. By Anna Diamond Michael Kimmelman’s recent story on Los Angeles’s water needs included a surprising fact: The city has ...

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Water — lots of it — is a critical enabler for advanced chip architectures, lithography, and back-end packaging. It feeds the ultra-pure water loops that touch every wafer, sluicing heat out of tools ...

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Water, the most abundant resource on Earth, is often overlooked in our pursuit of weight loss. While we focus on diets, exercise routines and supplements, we sometimes forget that the simplest ...

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