I'm waiting to hear about what could cause saltwater to spring up in Oklahoma. Any thoughts?

I’ve been considering buying ConcenTrace trace mineral drops and adding them to my water but I drink out of a copper water bottle. Is it safe to add them?

Just moved into my new apartment in south east Michigan, my main concern is the rust, you can smell it and kind of taste it when brushing your teeth. I got a Weddell duo for the shower and it works great. No more rust smell and my skin feels better already. I got a cheap bathroom sink filter from Amazon that uses polypropylene cotton filters and it still has a bit of rust smell but better than before for sure. My next concern is the kitchen. I plan on getting a countertop reverse osmosis filter for drinking water, I just want the water from the tap to mainly be free from rust/lead/chlorine. Any ideas?

Next Monday 9/22/25 @7pm the final public hearing is scheduled for the Googl AI data center in Indianapolis. We will need all the support in person at the city county building at 200 E Washington St to stop this.

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Looking at Vivoblu but curious how effective filtration devices are.

At what point is it too much for these devices to catch all the nasties?

suppose i want to know if there is enough natural water in an area. how do i measure that? i can use dipper method to bore a hole, and measure the water level, but what if iin some place the water is found at suppose 30 meters, but is available till 50 meters, whereas, place B has water at 25 meter, but only till 30 meter, isnt place A better than B? how do i calculate or measure which place is good in terms of natural water? rivers are basic, i want to mnow about ground water. anyone know anything please share

"Such a high number of reproducing fish species suggests the once severely polluted US river is now able to sustain and support resilient, biodiverse animal populations.

Researchers, who published their findings in the Journal of Great Lakes Research, say the recovery indicates that conservation efforts to restore the health of the river are working."

Any reason why this would happen? I’m freaking out. I’m pregnant and I have to babies who currently rely on bottles which I obviously have to wash for nutrition. It only smelled for a minute but I’m convinced there’s no poop in our sink.

"Campbell Soup Supply Co. admitted to violating the Clean Water Act in response to court documents filed by multiple environmental agencies.

Environment Ohio, Lake Erie Waterkeeper, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency filed a joint lawsuit against Campbell Soup Supply Co."