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It might sound like an oxymoron, but scientists say they have created a way to save energy during the production of food, drugs, and other items using “dry water.” The material looks like powdered sugar and contains 95 percent “wet water”, but the liquid is encased by a sandy silica coating. Scientists…

Entrepreneur Michael Gerbitz is working to overcoming terror and boycotts by offering a simple product everyone consumes--water. Gerbitz recently began marketing a new mineral water from Israel as part of a plan to support Israel and help victims of terror. He says the new product offers supporters of…

LIVING WATER Doris Bellerose’s previous water bill came to $81.50, after her senior discount. Her latest bill caught Doris off guard. The bill totaled 3.9 million dollars. The Massachusetts resident told a local paper, “I almost had a nervous breakdown.” Officials in the city of Dracut, says Bellerose…

THIRST A British hotel operator who wrote to a client explaining why she could not have a free glass of water has been showered with bad publicity in connection with the incident. Shelly Burchell was a guest at the Atlantic Hotel in southwest England. She wrote a letter to managing director Anthony Cobley…