6. Leaning Tower of Niles, Niles, IL This is not the Leaning Tower of Pisa, but a copy—half the size of the original. The replica is in Pisa’s sister city Niles, IL, and is actually a water tower.

Ypsilanti's Water Tower has received another honor: Gizmodo has named it one of the weirdest water towers in the world. Ypsilanti's Water TowerFile photo Referring to it as the Ypsilanti ...

Alas, Becker says the water company “ghosted” him after he asked when the tower was last painted. “Maybe they saw my website and they said, ‘This guy’s a weirdo,'" he says.

Following the success of Warka Water’s first pilot project, the team plans to install improved Warka Water towers in other areas of the world with limited access to clean and safe drinking water.

Scientists from around the world have assessed the planet’s 78 mountain glacier-based water systems. For the first time, they ranked them in order of their importance to adjacent lowland ...