We were looking for poetry that had struck its readers, for whatever reasons, as unforgettable, enduring, and influential: ...

Verses are displayed on subway walls, recited on momentous occasions, and served up in giant fonts on social media ... the syrupy juice of a stone fruit dripping down a chin.

Those of us who drink Ohio River water from Cincinnati taps should support strong United States Environmental Protection Agency research and staff here. Years ago, local drinking water tasted and ...

About 30,000 Whatcom County landowners will be receiving certified letters in the mail this week asking about how they use water. It’s the first step in a Whatcom County Superior Court case ...

Will drinking water be put in danger? Our water districts are joining forces with chemical companies to combat a law that makes our water safer [“Suits seek to upend water standards,” News ...

While an article on state Rep. Tony Tinderholt’s plan to desalinate water discusses the cost of desalination itself, I saw no discussion of another challenge: How do we move that water back uphill?

The Android operating system lets you personalize your experience down to the last detail, and this includes swapping interface fonts. That said, depending on your phone’s make and model ...

It’s not the fad it once was, but some folks still like to install a custom font on Android. It’s still very doable, although the process is slightly more obscure. You can also create and ...

As a public communication analyst, I have been invited to raise awareness about the ongoing water crisis affecting multiple communities across Guyana. Of particular concern are the residents of ...

My friend’s church has initiated a novel Lenten practice, which is to write a letter every day in Lent and mail it: 40 letters in 40 days. The idea is to write something positive to someone ...

So reaching out is easy, but getting answers, not so easy. Re: “Water legislation is crucial and bipartisan — Texans and lawmakers must learn to manage this essential resource now,” by ...