Discovering the Underground and In‑Between Worlds of Water This book reveals the parts of a river most people never see. Flowing Through: How the River Holds takes the apprentices beneath the surface, into the hidden architectures that make rivers possible. They learn how aquifers store water in deep stone chambers, how groundwater travels through invisible pathways, and how springs return ancient water to the light.

The famous waterway began as two rivers, a new study suggests. Tectonic activity around five million years ago probably made them change course and merge, helping to birth the Fertile Crescent

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Ocean tides are reaching hundreds of kilometres inland through rivers, revealing deep ocean influence across continents

In their quest to get rid of Columbia River dams, activists are suing to force a dam management plan that would create river conditions deadly to endangered salmon. Adam Ratliff, Executive Director o...