H2oradio

What Happens to All the Tear Gas After Protests? That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water. Headlines: There are worries about what chemicals in tear gas will do to the environment—particularly the water. That sinking feeling—four California "hotspots" are vulnerable to subsidence and sea level rise. A common mineral used in cellphones or computer batteries may also be in drinking water supplies—and it could have a health benefit. There’s another potential source of ocean pollution—city lights. Affording one’s electric bills in the UK could soon be a breeze.