Water
Lesson in liquidity: It’s well worth the cost to take arsenic and other toxins out of the public’s water supply, a new A&M study demonstrates
International project receives support from A&M’s CONACYT program
Ecology in flux: How do carbon and water travel through environments?
New database will improve our ability to evaluate cycles within ecosystems
Early warning: Small fish may indicate water shortages and contaminants
Shiners and minnows can provide crucial information to policymakers
Shocking results: Electricity can stop wide range of waterborne viruses
Strategy could add another level of safety against common pathogens that threaten public health
Toxic flooding: Study aims to rank facilities based on risks to Gulf Coast
A&M researchers intend to provide a baseline measure of chemical exposure along Texas-Louisiana coastlines
Study looks at effects of groundwater on agriculture in Texas drylands
Researchers seek better understanding of links between water supplies, soil health and crop health
Nanogrid provides option for towns lacking electricity or drinkable water
New technology uses solar power to purify water and stores excess energy in batteries
Water-insecure households are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19
Inadequate water access increases the risk for COVID-19 in many ways beyond limiting hand washing
How do you measure water crises? New scale provides actionable data
Multi-disciplinary, international team of more than 40 researchers includes A&M geography professor