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In Essex, a couple's passion for steampunk culture was incorporated into their home's redesign after it flooded.

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Change your smartphone wallpaper, and suddenly, you’ll feel like you’re holding a whole new device. Changing the wallpaper on your Android is also a straightforward task. What’s hard is find ...

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Communities across West Virginia have long struggled with aging water infrastructure ... drawn attention to another concern: exposure to lead from lead pipes. This story was originally published ...

As more waterways contend with algae blooms and pollution caused by minerals from agricultural runoff and industrial manufacturing processes, new methods to remove pollutants like phosphate, copper ...

Pennsylvania has the fourth-highest number of toxic lead water pipes in the nation. In order to address the issue, we need federal funding and support to stop this public health threat.

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Can anyone explain why Republican leaders in Congress are proposing resolution H.J.18 to repeal the Lead Out of Water Rule that would protect communities from toxic lead water pipes? Or why ...