Water

No, You Can't Catch Covid-19 From Drinking Tap Water

This week, HuffPost UK reader Jillian asked: “Could Covid be caught through the tap water we are drinking?”
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Sun, Sand And Sewage: Report Shows Many US Beaches Unsafe For Swimming

Nearly 60% of the more than 4,500 beaches sampled in 2018 had at least one day of unsafe bacteria levels.
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Thousands Left Without Running Water After Major Pipe Burst In London

Schools were forced to close and hospital appointments cancelled following the incident on Wednesday morning.
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5 Ways To Reduce Your Water Usage (So England Doesn't Run Dry By 2040)

We need to cut our water use by a third, says environment chief.
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New RSPCA Report Finds A Sharp Rise In Animals Injured By Plastic

Plastic litter incidents affecting animals are at an all-time high, according to a report by the RSPCA. The animal welfare charity found a 22% increase in incidents, from 473 in 2015 to 579 in 2018. For seals, the increase has been fourfold in the same period.
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The Heatwave May Be Over But This Is Why You Should Still Be Saving Water

You can get a bunch of freebies from your water provider to help🚿
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How Malians Are Making A Difference Thanks To The Transformative Power Of Water

Climate change, continued conflict and a fast-growing population mean that continued progress may be under threat
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A Vast Underwater Lake Has Been Detected On Mars

It isn't proof of life, at least not yet.
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Should You Really Use Your Old Bath Water On Your Garden?

Gardeners are being urged to reuse water where they can.
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Think Twice Before You Fill Your Paddling Pool: 4 Billion Litres Of Water Will Be Wasted This Weekend

But there are less wasteful ways to have fun with water in your garden.
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