The pages of this drinkable book can provide clean filtered water for four years
The Drinkable Book is a instructional and functional object which can provide potable water for millions of people.
500-year-old Chinese cave writings reveal effects of climate change
Recently discovered writings in a cave in central China indicate the ebbs and flows of drought in the region, and how their effects could have shaped imperial dynasties over 500 years.
California reservoir is using millions of black shade balls to prevent water evaporation
The City of Los Angeles has just filled their 175-acre reservoir with 96 million 4-inch black plastic balls to prevent water evaporation.
Visit the world's first portable, environmental friendly private islands, courtesy of Christie's
By teaming up with Amillarah Private Islands and Dutch Docklands, Christie's plans to develop custom-made and environmentally sustainable islands for customers anywhere in the world.
I didn't shower for a week and got a staph infection, but I'm a lucky idiot
Hopes&Fears challenged a friend not to bathe or groom herself for a week. This is her story.
Weed farms are drying up California and killing salmon
Although growing weed is not the single primary cause of drought in California by any means, it is affecting the ecosystems greatly.
NASA says the world is officially running out of water, fast
In a new study published by NASA, satellite data has calculated that subterranean aquifers are depleting as a faster rate than previously thought.
This computer operates on water droplets
Normally computers and water droplets make a devastating combo, but in this case, engineers have developed a computer that actually requires water droplets to operate.
Beyond almond-shaming and crisis-clicks: a sustainable water policy toolkit
We debunk some of the more sensational myths about the current water crisis and explore new ways of conceiving how we can quench our thirst well into the 21st century.
How fast would Kanye need to walk to walk on water?
How fast would Kanye need to walk to walk on water?
Here's a list of California's most water-hogging food
The Los Angeles Times has put together a list of foods that use up the most water. Those are some thirsty peas.
