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U.S. Waterways Carry Drugs From Pharmaceutical Companies

Waterways in the United States are routine dumping grounds for pharmaceutical manufacturers seeping the drugs into drinking water.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 3 comments

Tons of Garbage Removed from Oceans and Waterways

Close to seven million tons of trash thrown into our oceans and waterways around the world have been removed by non-government organizations led by Ocean Conservancy, a science-based advocacy group.

In the Media by Leo Reyes - 1 comment

Boaters And Fisherman: Will Poluted Waterways Make Them Sick?

We all know the hazards of swimming in polluted waterways. Now scientists want to determine if boaters and fishermen can also become ill from these waters. A 2-year and $3.8 million dollar project called "CHEERS" intends to find out.

In the Media by Debra Myers - 7 comments

Smokers Litter Waterways Worldwide

Smokers litter can be found just about any place that you go. The disgusting part is that this unsightly litter is at the top of the list of trash items that are cleaned up from the shorelines of waterways worldwide.

In the Media by Debra Myers - 15 comments

Alien invasion threatens our rivers

Alien Invasion?.. Everybody Panic!!!!... Oops, they seem to be Native to Earth go about your business...

In the Media by KeithLDick - 4 comments

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VIDEO: Fish rescued as drought takes toll

Thousands of fish had to be rescued from a waterway near Peterborough as water levels plunge with the drought.

Rebranding part of push to streamline environmental reviews

Sources tell The Canadian Press the federal government will use the catchphrase "responsible resource development" to brand moves to streamline environmental assessment, remove bureaucratic barriers to resource extraction, and change the way the Fisheries Act oversees Canada's waterways.

'Swamp People' Star Dead at 48

Mitchell Guist, who stars on the reality television series “Swamp People,” died while on a boat in a Louisiana swamp country, according to a local sheriff. Guist, who was 48, died Monday after he fell while on a boat on the Intracoastal Waterway near Pierre...