The Stream, July 17, 2020: Closing Coal Plants in the Western U.S. Expected to Free Up 76 Billion Gallons of Water

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The Global Rundown The closure of 30 coal powered plants in…

Covid-19 and Conflict a Double Hit on Water Workers

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The International Committee of The Red Cross (ICRC) published…

The Stream, July 16, 2020: Ethiopia Begins Filling Its Renaissance Dam, Despite No Agreement with Egypt and Sudan

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The Global Rundown Ethiopia confirms that it has begun filling…

Study Finds Water Accessibility Challenges in Vanuatu

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A study conducted by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical…

Phoenix Tests Water Shutoff Alternative

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Before the pandemic, the Phoenix had started installing a device that severely limits water flow into homes that are behind on bills. Other utilities are interested.

The Stream, July 15, 2020: Torrential Monsoon Rains Flood a Third of Bangladesh

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The Global Rundown Officials say a third of Bangladesh is underwater…

UN-Habitat Installs Handwashing Stations in Kathmandu Markets and Slums

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UN-Habitat set up touch-free handwashing facilities to curb the…

The Stream, July 14, 2020: China Rolls Out “Wartime” Measures as Record Flooding Continues

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The Global Rundown Dozens of rivers in China reach record levels…

Ghana Faces ‘Triple-Edged Problem’ as Covid-19 Cases Rise

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The pandemic’s health crisis is spilling over into the economy and politics of Ghana.

Oxfam Focuses on Hygiene to Mitigate Virus in Nepal, Philippines, U.K.

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Oxfam, along with the U.K. Department for International Development…

What’s Up With Water – July 13, 2020

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Federal Water Tap, July 13: Hundreds of Facilities Invoke EPA Pandemic Rule for Water Pollution Monitoring

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The Rundown The EPA releases the number of facilities taking…