A further NPR analysis of the data finds even more stark inequities: some types of water pollution are concentrated overwhelmingly in communities where people of color live. For example ...

Shutterstock images ... own tap water, up to 8,000 children as well as many other residents, most of them black. “Environmental racism” describes the fact that people of color and low-income ...

Images of the polluted lagoon are reminiscent of the famous Lake Hillier in Australia. Though it looks just as artificial as the water in Argentina, Lake Hillier's bubblegum-pink color is a ...

The photographers took about 81,000 images ... before the US regulated pollution Many of the photos were taken before the implementation of rules meant to keep water and air free of contamination.

He doesn’t even drink his own tap water for fear of contamination. “It’s unbearable,” said Hall. For 50 years now, the Clean Water Act has governed water quality and pollution across ... and ...

A third of U.S. rivers have significantly changed color over the last 36 years, turning from blue to yellow and green, striking new images ... pollution or dissolved organic matter in the water.

drawing consciousness about causes, or when someone comes to me to tell me what the photograph brings to mind,” Apu tells CNN. Sutaria believes that the winning images from this year’s prize ...

Every year, the textile industry uses 1.3 trillion gallons of water to dye garments – enough to fill 2 million Olympic-sized swimming pools. Most of this water, loaded with harmful chemicals and ...

A further NPR analysis of the data finds even more stark inequities: some types of water pollution are concentrated overwhelmingly in communities where people of color live. For example, about ...