Urbanization is threatening freshwater species around the world, especially in drier regions where rivers often dry up or are altered. In some cities, effluent is being used to restore flow to these dried-up rivers.
A recent study takes a look at the Santa Cruz River in Arizona, where treated wastewater restored flow after the river had been dry for over 100 years. Researchers tracked how aquatic insects and other small organisms developed over two years, comparing areas with restored flow to natural reference sites.
News Crew Captures 'Hurricane-Like' Water Main Break
NBC News out of Dallas-Fort Worth recently got impressive footage of a water
