The world recently witnessed again the devastating impact of earthquakes and their aftermaths. The enormous 8.8 earthquake that struck Chile in February was followed by tsunami warnings across the Pacific Ocean. While the earthquake-caused tsunamis were not nearly as devastating as those that occurred in Indonesia in 2004, we once [...]
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Tsunamis and Water Quality: Is There a Correlation?
This is a scenario that none of us wants to deal with but most of us will be forced to over the course of our lives. What do we do when our water doesn’t descend from the tap clear—but is yellow or red or brown?
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What’s Wrong With My Water…It’s Yellow?
With spring just around the corner, many outdoors people are thinking about getting outside again and spending some time at a remote campsite or at a sparsely-populated lake or river. Since safety should be utmost on the minds of campers and hikers, water sources and quality are at the forefront of their minds.
Spending several days [...]
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What Water Bottles Are Best for Camping?
As the thousands of attendees continue to pour into Vancouver and the surrounding areas for the Winter Olympics, they are finding that the city is promoting the use of tap water over bottled water, according to a CBC report published in Circle of Blue Water News. The move is part of a larger effort aimed [...]
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Tap Water vs. Bottled Water: Olympic Attendees Are Encouraged to Make a Choice
Even though much of the nation is still in winter’s embrace, millions of Americans are already preparing for their summer exercise plans. In an effort to stay in shape—or get in better shape—Americans bike, run, play tennis, play basketball or any number of other activities. And summer is the time of year when these activities [...]
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New Hydration Options for Runners
