Mexico City Washes Off Flu With Dribbles
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Officials in Three States Pin Water Woes on Gas Drilling
By Abrahm Lustgarten
ProPublica
Norma Fiorentino's drinking…
Water Allocations for Californian Farmers Increased, But Only Somewhat
Farmers south of California's Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta can expect to receive about 10 percent of their federally allocated water this spring, so says the U.S. Department of the Interior. That's up from zero, after heavy rain- and snow-fall in the Sierra's had the Bureau of Reclamation reassess earlier predictions Tuesday.
More Than Bugs & Bunnies: Evaporating Okeechobee a Matter of Life and Death
Tempers flare across Florida as dry conditions persist -- perfect…
A Longer, Dryer Lent: Mexico City Authorities Keep Taps Closed during Easter Holidays
While Pope Benedict XVI prepares to sprinkle holy water during…
The Windy City Blows Off Toxins to the Ocean
Chicago is famous for dyeing its river green on St. Patrick’s…
New Legislation to Restore Watersheds & Wilderness in American West
Protection for 2.1 million acres of land and 1,000 miles of rivers.
Race to Create Space: Plastic Bottle Offers Lightweight Response to Consumer Concerns
Plastic remains the material of choice for bottled water, but…
Water Designer Turns Box Thinking Inside Out
While the recent UNESCO Water Report encourages stakeholders…
Faucet Flambé in Colorado Sparks Concern About Natural Gas Leaks
Water and fire don't mix, but in Colorado such idioms may soon explode.
California Drought: Snowpack Inspires Consumers, Worries Water Experts
One week after Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a state-wide drought emergency for California, rangers reported Sierra snowpack levels at 80 percent of normal. While the measurements of this major source of water might seem cause for relief, experts hesitate.
A Capitol Offensive: Renowned Strategists Challenge U.S. to Lead Global Water Campaign
As the money tree of the world wilts, thirsty from neglect,…