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According to researchers, removing arsenic from drinking water now can be done by using crystals of a rust compound - and a magnet.

Companies enter into a research partnership to study the biology of reclaimed water.

Terex Reedrill has named Diamond Motors Ltd. as the new distributor for all of its drilling product lines in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

Fourteen high school graduates from across the United States and Canada begin their college careers this fall, with the help of $1,000 scholarships from Goulds Pumps, a brand of ITT Corp.

GE Water & Process Technologies will invest $82 million over the next 10 years to establish a world-scale research and development center in Singapore.

Over the next three years, the U.S. government and other partners are to invest $16.4 million in PlayPump clean water systems throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

The Geothermal Energy Association has released a new handbook on the socioeconomics of geothermal energy. The publication provides information about the costs, benefits and other effects of geothermal development on people and communities around the country.

U.S. Army Reservists and Navy Seabees team up to provide potable water in areas of Ethiopia, Kenya and Djibouti.

A new rule issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency targets utilities that provide water from underground sources.

Data gathered by a pair of NASA satellites orbiting Earth show that Greenland continued to lose ice mass at a significant rate through April 2006, and that the rate of loss is accelerating, according to a new University of Colorado at Boulder study.