by SueAnn Vice | Oct 17, 2018 | Clean Water, Environment
Recent Study Reveals Improvements in US Water Supply A study co-authored by professors at the Universities of Berkeley and Iowa State was released this month to assess the progress made in US water systems since the passing of the Clean Water Act of 1972. This week,...
by admin | Oct 3, 2018 | Environment
Another Invasive Species makes Midwest Waters Home Nebraska has seen its fair share of invasive species, both on land and in water, during recent years. Japanese beetles, invasive species of carp, and zebra mussels have made headlines in the last few years as their...
by SueAnn Vice | Aug 29, 2018 | Environment
h2>Drowning In Your Own Home: Our Top Dehumidifying Tips Even as we approach the cooler months, it seems as though the humidity in Lincoln and Omaha isn’t letting up. This is especially true after all the rain we’ve been experiencing. Nothing feels worse than...
by SueAnn Vice | Jul 4, 2018 | Environment
Cape Town Is Still Running Out Of Water You’ve probably heard the name “Cape Town” and know they have limited water, but aren’t entirely sure just how dire the situation is. This week we’re discussing the Cape Town water crisis, how they’re handling...
by SueAnn Vice | Nov 15, 2017 | Environment
Snow Crystal Types Love it or hate it, water is going to be all over Lincoln, NE this winter in a form recognizable to all Midwesterners: snow! We’ve already had a couple of flurries this season, and if the Farmer’s Almanac is right (which it almost always is) there’s...
by SueAnn Vice | Sep 27, 2017 | Environment, Outdoors
Water Damage Facts Here in the Midwest, we’re fortunate for a number of reasons. Beautiful season changes, great people (we may be biased but it’s also true), and plenty of fun things to do on any day. However, some places aren’t so fortunate. While states like...
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