The Stream, March 29, 2023: Mass Fish Die-Off Reignites Concerns on Overuse of Australian River
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Millions of fish have died in southeastern Australia, reigniting a local battle over river overuse.
The Stream, March 22, 2023: Ukrainian Water and Soil May Face Years of Heavy Metal Contamination, Experts Say
Toxicologists studying the environmental impact of the war in Ukraine warn that soil and groundwater could be contaminated for years to come.
The Stream, March 15, 2023: Another Round of Flooding Expected in California as Atmospheric Rivers Persist
After a weekend of intense rain and flooding, another atmospheric river is expected to sweep across California.
The Stream, March 8, 2023: Rewilding Pulls Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Wetlands Back from the Brink
Privatization, rewilding, and international support for the Atlantic Forest, Brazil’s second largest, offer hope for its restoration.
The Stream, March 1, 2023: Okefenokee Swamp, Among World’s Largest Freshwater Wetlands, Threatened by Proposed Mine
In Georgia, citizens and scientists are urging the state to reject a mining project near the Okefenokee Swamp and National Wildlife Refuge.
The Stream, February 22, 2023: Rising Floodwaters in Kentucky and West Virginia Prompt State of Emergency
Rising floodwaters in Kentucky and West Virginia are compounded by unregulated mining, poor infrastructure and environmental racism, activists say.
The Stream, February 15, 2023: Concerns Over Water Pollution Mount in Wake of Ohio Train Derailment
The derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals earlier this month in eastern Ohio has put water utility and river-watch groups on high alert.
The Stream, February 8, 2023: Climate Change, Neglected Infrastructure Worsen Water Insecurity in Kenya
Due to the strains of population growth and inaccessible sanitation systems, the Nairobi River and surrounding farmland are becoming more polluted.
The Stream, February 1, 2023: US Government Restores Protections for Alaska’s Tongass Forest
Millions of acres of Alaska’s Tongass forest, the world’s largest intact temperate rainforest, will once again be federally protected from road-building and timber harvests.
The Stream, January 25, 2023: Sediment Buildup Will Shrink Reservoir Storage, UN Study Shows
A new United Nations study suggests that by 2050, sediment buildup could cause thousands of the world’s largest dams to lose a combined 26 percent of their storage capacity.
The Stream, January 18, 2023: The Killing of Two Water Defenders in Honduras Prompts Calls for Justice
Two water defenders, protesting an open-pit iron oxide mine in Carlos Escaleras National Park, are killed in Honduras.
The Stream, January 11, 2023: Proposed Hydropower Project Threatens Sacred Yakama Nation Food-Gathering Lands
In south-central Washington state, a pumped-water storage project threatens a First Foods gathering area, a sacred place for the Yakama Nation.