In Bid for Cleaner Water, California Seeks Arranged Utility Marriages

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Uniting small, failing utilities with larger neighbors can fix water problems.

Despite Billions in Losses and Clear Financial Dangers, Companies Slow to Respond to Water Risks

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More businesses track water use, but fewer take the next step of setting targets.

What’s Up With Water – India’s Groundwater Crisis is Intensifying

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The Stream, April 4: Portugal Assembles Record Number of Firefighters After Extremely Dry Winter

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The Global Rundown Portugal assembles a record-high number of…

The Water ‘Accessibility Trap’: Q&A with Alexandra Campbell-Ferrari and Luke Wilson

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Authors of a report on local drinking water laws discuss the lack of water shutoff data and the fees that make it harder for struggling households to stay afloat.

In Maryland, Vulnerability to Water Shutoffs Depends on Your Address

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New report highlights how local laws can trap households in a cycle of fees that influence water affordability, shutoffs, and timely bill payment.
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Reporter Wins Award for His Work on Choke Point: Tamil Nadu

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Sibi Arasu honored for his reporting on the environment, including two articles from the Choke Point: Tamil Nadu series.
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Great Lakes Region Policy Shifts

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For Health and Habitat: Rescuing the Great Lakes

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In war, dirty water more dangerous to children than violence, says UNICEF

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Most vulnerable are young children under age 5, who are 20 times more likely to die from diseases than violence.

The UN’s Latest World Water Development Report

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HotSpots H2O: Water, Food Shortages Deadlier than Violence in Embattled Yemen

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A grim, new UNICEF report estimates that children under five in conflict zones are 20 times more likely to die from dirty water than from being shot.