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Torrential Rain, Floods Leave 16 Dead, 8 Million Affected In China

Flash floods and mudslides in parts of China triggered by heavy rain have left 16 people dead and 8 million affected. Evacuation and relief operations are underway in affected areas where water levels in rivers and reservoirs crossed the danger level.
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DryBath: Student Ludwick Marishane Invents Product For A Bath Sans Water

Imagine achieving that clean just-stepped-out-of-the shower feeling without ever setting foot in a bathtub or soaping up. That's exactly what one South African college student, Ludwick Marishane, achieved with his product invention called DryBath, a new way to take a bath sans water through a clear topical gel applied to the skin.
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50 Percent Of Water In China May Be Unsafe To Drink

Chinese water experts say that around 50 percent of the country's tap water may not meet national pollutant standards and that water quality in non-coastal cities remains seriously neglected.
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Cannibal Shrimp Invading U.S. Waters

The U.S. coast is being invaded by cannibal shrimp, according to by the U.S. Geological Survey and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Huge Water Reserves Found Under Africa

Researchers from the British Geological Survey (BGS) and University College-London have mapped out the groundwater aquifers resting under the African continent. They found huge reservoirs of water under the northern countries of the African continent.
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New EPA Results: Fracking Has Not Contaminated Water In Pennsylvania

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency came out with further evidence that hydraulic fracturing did not contaminate ground water in a small Pennsylvania town where some residents claim natural gas drilling contaminated their domestic wells.

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