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Kinetics Water Infrastructure Fund's top holdings reveal specific companies positioned to gain from the urgent upgrade required to America's leaky water delivery systems.

The State Water Contractors, a nonprofit organization in California, filed a lawsuit March 4, 2009, against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over a small fish.

Skip the bottled water and commercial sports drinks, and make these refreshing, flavored water thirst quenchers at home.

Within 50 years, more than 80 countries including the United States will experience water shortages affecting over half the world's population.

Officials flooded the Grand Canyon in an effort to save native species of fish, including the humpback chub.

African violets are the most popular houseplant in America. If you follow a few simple rules, growing this colorful, flowering plant is fun and easy.

Today's modern bathroom incorporates more than just function. Designer faucets and new faucet designs help take bathroom to the next level.

Middle Eastern and North African nations are home to some 5% of the world's population but own less than 1% of the Earth's potable water.

The maze of CPVC, PEX tube, copper, and galvanized iron delivers potable water to the kitchen, bathrooms, and laundry. It looks like a jigsaw puzzle but it's logical.