Brett, I agree that the Southwest is going to have a hard time with water this year. Since we are…
On California, Texas, and the Southwestern U.S. Face a Critical Year for Water Supplies: 2014 Preview, Part I
The Mexican government officials are doing the right thing here. Mexico is quickly becoming one of the largest consumers of…
On The Stream, February 4: Mexico City Aims to Improve Confidence in Drinking Water
Brett The chart graphic which lists Fresno's annual precipitation at 27 inches is in error. Fresno's annual 30 year average…
On The Price of Water: A Comparison of Water Rates, Usage in 30 U.S. Cities
We, in the city of Flint, pay $53.78 for 0 (zero) usage of water. And it only gets worst with…
On The Price of Water: A Comparison of Water Rates, Usage in 30 U.S. Cities
Would you please keep me updated on the matter of bulk water sales regarding Alaska's lakes. I am an original…
On Alaska Receives New Applications for Bulk Water Removal
Quote - "From an ecological perspective, the cure is straightforward: prevent phosphorous from getting into the Great Lakes. There’s no…
On Great Lakes Algae Blooms: Lake Erie Respite, Lake Superior Rises
Keith, Very well written article and you are very correct that mother nature is fighting back. I would like to…
On As We Use More Water, Consume More Energy and Grain, The Earth Is Pushing Back Hard
Water access is a global risk in 2014. Cross-border cooperation in water management is the key to preventing conflict. The…
On Report: Water Is a Top-three Global Risk, Says World Economic Forum
I recently watched a tv show on the youth of Bali standing up for themselves and trying to educate greedy…
On Report: Water Is a Top-three Global Risk, Says World Economic Forum
Excellent article. The caption under the first photo should identify it as the entrance to the Eagle Mine penetrating Eagle…
On Rio Tinto’s Michigan Nickel Mine Introduces Citizen Water Quality Testing Program