I also spoke with two registered nutritionists to see if there’s anything to the salt water trend and what the potential health benefits include. Here’s what has happened so far. Simply put ...

If you have hard water, you've likely seen mineral deposits ... for the use or interpretation of this content. The post Put ...

The suburban reservoirs that supply 10% of New York City’s vaunted drinking water are getting saltier due to decades of road ...

Road salt and other influences are causing the level of salt in many New York City reservoirs to spike, with some reservoirs ...

Do you want to float on water? Take a trip to the Dead Sea or the Great Salt Lake. Because both bodies of water contain huge amounts of salt, swimmers can easily float! Compare the densities of ...

Officials attributed the spike to road salt, discharge from wastewater treatment plants and home water softener systems.

My favorite weekday meal? Hands down, it's pasta. It's not just that spaghetti, rigatoni, and cavatelli taste so good or are so versatile. I also love pasta for dinner because it's quick and easy ...

That salt content, which renders the water unfit for drinking and irrigating ... which must find places to put the salty brine stream. Other drawbacks that have hurt past proposals to desalinate ...

The states with the highest amount of road salt put down by area per year is New ... Salt in the groundwater travels into well water, which many homes in the Adirondacks have and people drink ...

In 2013, Baton Rouge Water Co. spent $3 million to drill twin wells along North Street to intercept underground salt water creeping north toward an important drinking water pump station.