HotSpots H2O: First Case of Covid-19 Confirmed in Crowded Rohingya Refugee Camps

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The first case of Covid-19 has been confirmed in one of the world's largest refugee camps, in Bangladesh, which has been preparing for months for the arrival of the illness. 

First Covid-19 Case Reported in World’s Largest Refugee Camp

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The new coronavirus has been detected in the world’s largest…

‘Deadly’ Consequences If Stagnant Water in Shuttered Buildings Is Not Properly Addressed

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The extensive closure of offices, hotels, restaurants and other commercial buildings in response to the coronavirus pandemic is a potential health hazard once those structures are reopened to the public.

The Stream, May 15, 2020: U.S. EPA Forgoes Regulations on Water Contaminant Linked to Fetal Brain Damage

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The Global Rundown The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency…

House Democrats Add Water Provisions to Next Coronavirus Bill Proposal

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Democrats seek water shutoff protections and aid to low-income customers as part of $3 trillion package. Republicans quickly dismissed the bill.

The Stream, May 14, 2020: Drop in Pollution During Covid-19 Could Alter Temperatures, Monsoon Rains

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The Global Rundown The abrupt changes in pollution levels caused…

The Stream, May 13, 2020: California’s Coachella Valley Water District May Cut Budget by $40m Due to Covid-19

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The Global Rundown California’s Coachella Valley Water District…

California Water Groups Ask Congress for Aid

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California water groups sent a letter to the state's representatives…

The Stream, May 12, 2020: Another Bombardment Disrupts Tripoli, Libya, Water Supply

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The Global Rundown Water supply in Tripoli, Libya, is disrupted…

Researchers Redouble Efforts to Understand New Coronavirus in Sewage

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People infected by SARS-CoV-2 shed the virus in their feces.…

HotSpots H2O: Flooding, Locusts, and Covid-19 Strike East Africa

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Heavy rainfall and fatal flooding struck parts of East Africa over the past several weeks, leaving hundreds of people dead and displacing thousands. 

Federal Water Tap, May 11: Senate Committee Advances Two Water Infrastructure Bills

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The Rundown Water infrastructure bills move swiftly through…