As Drought Grips American West, Irrigation Becomes Selling Point for Michigan
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Michigan farmers irrigate with 187 billion gallons of groundwater a year. Is the state prepared for more?
Federal Water Tap, September 27: New Projections Show High Risks for Colorado River Reservoirs
The Rundown
The Bureau of Reclamation releases five-year…
The Stream, September 24, 2021: Low Water Levels In Montana Affect Farms, Recreation, Wildlife
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN
In the American West, low water levels…
The Stream, September 23, 2021: New York City Risks Running Out of Water By 2050
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN
Water stress in major American counties,…
In Climate Talks, Plans to Keep Planet from Overheating Should Not Ignore Water
Carbon-reduction plans, if not well designed, can worsen water scarcity and pollution.
The Stream, September 22, 2021: Water in the Largest U.S. Freshwater Aquifer Is Depleting Faster Than Ever Before
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If passed, a major infrastructure package…
Toxin Levels Spike, Prompting Drinking Water Emergency in Northern California
Cyanotoxins in the state’s second-largest freshwater lake soared this month amid a hot, dry summer.
The Stream, September 21, 2021: National Pledges to Cut Carbon Emissions Are Too Timid, UN Says
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UN report reveals national carbon-reduction…
Federal Water Tap, September 20: House Committee Approves $30 Billion to Remove Lead Drinking Water Pipes
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House Democratic leaders propose $30 billion…
The Town that Flood-Proofed Itself
Ottawa, Illinois learned how to keep its residents out of harms way. But on the river’s edge, safety has often required sacrifice.