April 23, 2014
Royal Purple Editorial Staff Opinion
As sustainability has grown in importance in America, more and more institutions push to reduce their waste.
Even with this push, some unfortunate...
By Lucas Wimmer
UW-Whitewater is now one of two schools with the opportunity to work in the global arena of water technology. Student offices now are located in the Institute for Water Business...
Chesten Kesselhon believes, in an atmosphere of job uncertainty, that his future in the water business in Southeastern Wisconsin is bright.
He is the president for the UW-Whitewater Water...
Water, water everywhere and, according to the water reporting group Circle of Blue, only 2.5 percent of the Earth’s supply is drinkable.
The average human body can only survive without water for five to seven days, so a world without clean drinking water would be catastrophic.
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