Important Facts to Know When Shopping for the Right Humidifier: Best Humidifiers Reviews
You want to carry out a bit of research before shopping for a humidifier so that you buy the best one at a price that matches your budget. If you’re still unsure whether you need one, use a hygrometer to measure More...
5 Best Skin Care Hacks You Probably Aren’t Doing
If you want to age gracefully and beautifully, you have to establish good skincare routine at a very young age. Babies are born with soft, moist and supple skin. As you grow older, harsh elements in the environment, More...
5 Things That You Must Know about Water Damage
Water damage can be a stressful and traumatic experience for any homeowner. Whenever you experience damage caused by water, you need to consult the best water damage repair contractor within the shortest time possible More...
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Showerhead
Choosing the right showerhead can make or break your shower experience. Types of showerheads were once a simple choice with little to no options, but the selection has grown vastly. This can make the decision process More...
Three Ways To Find Safe Drinking Water
Having safe water to drink is something that many people take for granted. If you own a home and have water, whether it’s city water or well water, you’re usually lucky enough to be able to safely drink that More...
The most important things to take to a music festival
No matter the event, the excitement of a music festival may cause you to leave something behind. Here’s a list of reminders: Cash, cash and more cash No matter how much you plan your spending, you are bound More...
2016 Summer Olympic Games: Water contaminated as athletes, travelers warned ‘Don’t put your head under water’
With the 2016 Summer Olympic Games are just days away and experts are warning that the Rio de Janeiro waterways are filthy, contaminated with raw human sewage, contaminated with dangerous viruses and bacteria. More...
Discovery’s ‘Killing the Colorado’ premieres on August 4
Water: once an abundant necessity is now a scarce and complex commodity. Many efforts have been made to curb excessive water use in the West, but will taking shorter showers and ripping out lawns really make a difference? More...
Common Irrigation Watering Mistakes to Avoid
Taking advantage of the services irrigation system installation companies can provide is especially helpful. These companies are able to set up irrigation systems, no matter the size of the property, so you don’t More...
Cirque fundraises for clean water with ‘One Drop’
In a one-night live event, Cirque du Soleil partnered to bring the 2016 “One Night for ONE DROP” event to theaters with performers from eight different Cirque du Soleil Vegas shows. 237 artists, 20 countries, More...
Reasons why you should move to a tankless water heater
Tankless water heaters are the latest trend in home appliance and commercial space. In the past, water heaters were viewed as big, heavy and complex machines that occupied huge space in the bathroom. This is not More...
Convoy of Hope sends trucks of water to Flint, Michigan
The Governor of Michigan, Rick Snyder, declared a state of emergency back in January and requested help from the federal government to provide clean water in Flint, after studies showed their water source was contaminated More...
Top 5 Green Energy Technology Solutions for Your Home
photo D. Sharon Pruitt from Hill Air Force Base, Utah, USA Green technology is an environmental-friendly technology, as it’s different from other technologies as it does not harm the environment. If you want to More...
5 Ways to Save Water During the California Drought
photo D. Sharon Pruitt from Hill Air Force Base, Utah, USA If you’re a resident of California, you have constantly been reminded about the current California drought situation. Although next to the Pacific Ocean, More...
NASA scientists says California out of water in 2016, calls water shortage ‘dire’
A NASA scientist made some shocking revelations regarding the California drought, low water supply and possible fall out from the water shortage. “We’re not just up a creek without a paddle in California, More...
Faith leadership joins in coalition to ask Congress to oppose ‘Trade Injustice’
As religious bodies and faith-based organizations, we write today to ask you to oppose fast track trade promotion authority for any trade agreement currently being negotiated. Now is the time for Congress to ensure More...
5 Big Cover-ups of the Last 5 Years
Some years, it feels like the media and the government are colluding against the people they serve. Despite claims of free press and public office transparency, the most powerful engines of news in the United States More...
Media Misconceptions: Why Preppers and Survivalists Are Getting a Bad Rap
The media these days loves a good smear campaign, and some people almost seem like they deserve it. Public perception of “survivalists” is generally negative, with most people believing that those who stockpile More...
Detroit set to resume water shutoffs for nonpayment as protests continue
While they carry signs “Thirsty For Justice” nearly 45% of Detroit’s 173,000 water accounts are considered past due, with 420 customers due to be denied service Tuesday. Water shutoffs to resume More...
NASA Study: Water reserves in Colorado River basin low levels ‘shocking,’ unknown when it runs out
The western U.S. has battling droughts over the last decade and a new NASA study points to worse times ahead and level of uncertainty. The underground resources in the Colorado River Basin are lower than expected More...
