In the winter months, snow and ice starts to accumulate on the roadways and walkways as temperatures start to drop below 32°F ...

Mix it up. “Chlorides cause concrete to rust, crack, and deteriorate,” Orr says. He recommends mixing your ice melt with an abrasive such as sand, which reduces the amount of salt on your pavement and ...

Most of the region woke up to another light blanket of snow, so the big question is with more snow in the forecast is: Will salt work on the roads with temperatures as low as they have been?

It's winter, and you have an icy sidewalk. If you find yourself without your usual ice melt, this common kitchen ingredient ...

The report stated that increased water temperature, animal and bird waste, sediment, household chemicals, and chlorides ...

Much of this uncertainty is because the ocean processes that control the fate of the sheet occur on an incredibly small scale ...

Southern Armstrong Regional Police Department — which serves Freeport, Gilpin Township and​ Ford City — urged residents to stay off frozen bodies of water as the temperature changes this week. As ...

While getting all that ice off your windshield can be frustrating, avoid taking shortcuts. Some could set you back hundreds ...

According to experts, the perfect temperatures for salt to melt ice and snow are typically at ... can be melted per pound of salt decreases with temperature and a higher concentration of salt ...