Our latest news report includes information on how to manage homesteading in a limited-space environment, options for storing and preparing healthy food options during a quarantine or lockdown, and debunking

In honor of International Women’s Day, here is an article that illustrates how women in developing countries are negatively affected by the world’s water crisis. These women travel far distances to fetch

Despite many states having some restrictions on private rainwater harvesting, it isn’t explicitly illegal in the US. Most current restrictions are based on old “prior appropriation” laws that date back

This homesteader shares her experiences with living self-sufficiently and gives some practical tips for those who’d like to transition toward a more rural, off-grid lifestyle. Read her story here:

Our latest news roundup includes a report by The Conversation which surveys over 200 scientists on their opinions on the top 5 most threatening factors to our world. A team from the University of Massachusetts

Damaris Zehner, an American teacher and Peace-Corps trainer, shares about her experiences with living in rural Kyrgyzstan and Liberia with poor water conditions. She now lives in the rural Midwest of the

Our latest news roundup includes information about World Resources Institute’s sustainable water management study, estimating that the global water crisis could be solved with a cost of 1% of the global

We’ve asked 13 experts, from varying backgrounds in the NGO, governmental, academic, and private sectors, this question: In your opinion, what are the main contributing factors to our current global water

In water-stressed regions of Africa and Asia, women walk an average distance of 4 miles every day, which takes about 6 hours, to carry a 44-pound container of water for their household, from a water source

Here is an interesting guide on how to effectively remove fluoride from the water as well as historical information on how it was introduced into the public water supply.

For those interested in relying on a private well system rather than public city water, here is a great guide on the basics of well water pumping. Includes necessary information for those planning to use