Flooding Causes Cholera Outbreak Spread in Cameroon
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Cameroon’s worst cholera outbreak since 2004 has killed at least 100 people and could spread to neighboring countries.
Michigan Supreme Court Case Could Strengthen Protection of State’s Lakes, Streams and Groundwater
An environmental group’s legal victory in the fight to block the dumping of water from a contaminated site into a popular Michigan fly-fishing stream may provide stronger legal protections for lakes and streams across the state.
Peter Gleick: The Human Right to Water (and Sanitation)
Peter Gleick applauds the UN General Assembly's declaration: "the right to safe and clean drinking water and sanitation as a human right that is essential for the full enjoyment of life and all human rights."
Peter Gleick: The California Water Bond — What Does Proposition 18 Really Say and Do?
The costs and benefits of California's largest water bond in a half century have not been fully assessed by an independent organization.
Flooding Continues to Devastate Pakistan
Misery in Pakistan mounts as flooding hinders relief efforts; threatens to spread waterborne diseases.
Infographic: Michigan Mineral Rights
In Michigan, $178 million for nearly 120,000 acres of state-owned minerals in 20 counties.
Michigan Says It’s Ready For Next Drilling Boom
“Fracking” is the injection of water and chemicals to rupture deep shale and release natural gas.
A Desperate Clinch: Coal Production Confronts Water Scarcity
In contest with coal, water takes a beating.
Flooding Kills Hundreds in Pakistan
Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan have caused rivers to overflow—triggering landslides, destroying villages and blocking rescue efforts.
Cleanup Under Way on Major Midwest Oil Spill
A Canadian company caused several previous spills and was cited for violations for a leaking pipe.