These cavities are the secret behind expanded shale's water drainage and retention capabilities, banishing the dreaded clay bowl effect from your garden and encouraging plant growth. Read more ...

The development of "oil shale" (not to be confused with "shale oil") and "tar sands" has been shown to be environmentally destructive, and water and energy intensive ... lands in Colorado and Utah and ...

How do I know I can trust these reviews about RainSoft Water Treatment Systems? How do I know I can trust these reviews about RainSoft - a Pentair Company? 4,538,481 reviews on ConsumerAffairs are ...

Dan Eberhart is CEO of Canary, LLC. Don’t bet against America’s shale producers. Every oil market analyst should know this by now, but many still can’t resist calling an end to the shale boom.

Every drop of water stored in our country's reservoirs, water treatment plants, and behind dams is vital to the well-being of the population they serve and the local economy. This mission is even ...

Progressive Water Treatment (PWT), a division of Water on Demand Inc., announces today that it has opened a new 21,500-square-foot headquarters in Sherman, Texas. The facility features a light ...

Progressive Water Treatment (PWT), a division of Water on Demand Inc., announces today that it has opened a new 21,500-square-foot headquarters in Sherman, Texas. The facility features a light ...

Dr. Brian Poligone, Director of the Rochester Skin Lymphoma Medical Group, will give an oral presentation on recent results from two expanded treatment studies (HPN-CTCL-02 and HPN-CTCL-04 ...

The data collection program for measuring water quality has added 12 new locations ... hui to create a Quality Assurance Project Plan that expanded data gathering beyond the single Health ...

So, 'there's a beast' could be expanded to, there's a water beast' Fisherman: Fine but I'm still trapped on the lake. Narrator: Come on, you can expand that noun phrase. Fisherman: Fine!

So, 'there's a beast' could be expanded to, there's a water beast' Fisherman: Fine but I'm still trapped on the lake. Narrator: Come on, you can expand that noun phrase. Fisherman: Fine!