The Stream, August 24: Brutal Attack Over Land and Water in Kenya
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In the worst attack since post-election violence in Kenya four…
No Clear Path for Energy Policy in Great Lakes States
Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania governments struggle with climate change, budgets, and changing markets.
The Stream, August 17: Has Work Resumed on Laos’ Mekong Dam?
Despite assurances from Laos that work on its controversial Xayaburi…
The Stream, August 16: When Wells Run Dry
U.S. Drought Continues
The drought has literally hit home in…
The Stream, August 8: Rice — A Bright Spot for Global Food
Global affected 20,000 farmers and ruined about 6,500 hectares…
The Stream, August 7: Locals Weigh In On Mining and Dams
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Communities in Mexico's southern states of Puebla, Tabasco,…
More Lakefront Property Coming to Georgia
The state doles out the first tranche of loans for reservoir…
The Stream, August 2: U.S. Drought Linked to Climate Change?
Scientists are trying to understand whether the drought that…
The Stream, July 25: An Atlas of World Water Risk
Business
An 'new gold' for the 21st century, banking on scarcer…
Meddling With the Environment Puts Rio Tinto on Mock Olympic Podium
Environmentalists and workers' unions are angry that Rio Tinto,…
The Stream, July 10: U.S. Drought and World Food Prices
Hydraulic fracturing for natural gas in Pennsylvania could put…
Rio+20 Wrap-Up
Even before it started, the global freshwater crisis was a focus of the 10-day Rio+20 summit that ended on June 22. In fact, UN-Water hosted “Water Day” on June 19, the day before the three-day high level UN conference that culminated the summit