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Make DIY hydrophobic sand at home! It’s a science-meets-craft project that stays dry under water—budget-friendly, vibrant, and totally mesmerizing. Great for sensory bins and STEM fun! If you’ve ...

Food scientists are paving the way for 3D-printed food and pharmaceuticals based on drought-tolerant grain sorghum protein that won't turn into a blob.

Apalachicola is grappling with a severe water crisis due to broken filtration systems, forcing residents to cope with odorous, discolored tap water.

A teenage boy was shot dead in a Bronx park Tuesday when a chaotic water-gun fight devolved and real bullets flew – leaving the kid’s heartbroken mom grieving her second son lost to city ...

How much water should you drink in the heat? Signs of dehydration, water toxicity While water toxicity can be life-threatening, dehydration can be equally, if not more dangerous.

The word “red” a negative meaning in accounting. Find out why it’s used and what it means for a business’s finances and its bottom line.

Through this ministry, called The Cross We Carry, tattoo artist Tony Montana offers discounted cross tattoos to serve as a reminder of faith.

The object of his experiment was to testthe rate of corrosion of metals in fresh water, brine, and sea water, * These experiments were made with weigh-edpiecesof metal immersed in the three ...

Summer heat can easily dehydrate you. We spoke to a dietitian who explained how much water you really need, and how to drink enough each day.

Japan releases nuclear wastewater into the Pacific. How worried should we be? The plan to gradually discharge more than a million tons of treated water from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant ...