Two benevolent beavers may have saved the water supply of Salt Lake City, Utah from contamination. ->

Defense contractor Lockheed Martin has developed an atom-thin water filter that could greatly reduce the power needed to purify salt water. ->

Thirsty residents of Lima, Peru, now have a safer option for gathering potable water. ->

Earth scientists are fine-tuning the fractal nature of small lakes to test how much they contribute to the global lake surface area. ->

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Just because you're in the middle of the Pacific Ocean doesn't mean you can't have a hot meal. The Floating Flamer brings the barbecue to you when you're off kayaking, swimming or hanging out with dolphin friends. READ MORE: How to Use Liquid Nitrogen to Make the Perfect Hamburger The buoyant grill...

If you have a $100 to spend a water bottle, this is it: CamelBak's All Clear Microbiological UV Water Purifier. As its name suggests, this is an all-in-one purification and drinking system, handy when you're in the great outdoors. Gizmag describes how it works: Cleaning your water is quite simple: ...

Drinking regular tap water is so 2010. We have smart phones, smart homes and smart phones, it's time for smart water faucets. The Tyent UCE 9000 Turbo Water Ionizer (it even has a sci-fi sounding name), is a high-tech tap that lets you supercharge your water, with just a touch of the iPhone-inspire...