In 2012, the Department of National Defence found high levels of dangerous chemicals in the waters that feed North Bay's wells and municipal system — but only revealed this publicly in 2017. You can ...

Swedish automaker ditches traditional keys, leaves Android users stranded outside. The key card requires a cumbersome two-step process. Users must tap it against the B pillar to unlock, then place it ...

Drinking water immediately after exercise can disrupt digestion, dilute electrolytes, and affect blood pressure, potentially hindering recovery. Waiting 15-30 minutes and sipping gradually, with ...

“Worst case scenario is, we unfortunately go into a total water loss,” said Daniel Dorgan, who serves as interim city manager of Beeville, describing the unthinkable. Leaders gathered at the Beeville ...

Water is vital for kidney health, facilitating waste removal and preventing kidney stones. Insufficient intake significantly raises the risk of chronic kidney disease, yet excessive consumption can ...

The Jackson City Council passed a symbolic resolution encouraging the federal government to return control of the city's water system. JXN Water warned that a premature handover could reverse progress ...

Consistently consuming less water than recommended can lead to suboptimal hydration, typically reflected in darker, more concentrated urine and decreased urine output. Scientific evidence links ...

GILBERT, AZ (AZFamily) — Some Gilbert residents say their water bills have suddenly surged by hundreds, even thousands, of dollars, despite no change in their usage. Nancy Stipp told Arizona’s Family ...

Gen Z is popularising a TikTok trend called 'loaded water', which involves enhancing 40-ounce drinks with flavourings, electrolytes, and supplements. The trend aims to make hydration more appealing, ...

“The kidneys play a crucial role in maintaining the body’s fluid and electrolyte balance. Drinking sufficient water helps them flush out toxins and regulate blood pressure. For most healthy adults, ...

The global water cycle has become “increasingly erratic and extreme” with wild swings between droughts and floods, spelling big trouble for economies and societies, according to a report published ...