What’s Up With Water – May 11, 2020

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Listen to the May 11, 2020 edition of What’s Up with Water, your “need-to-know news” of the world’s water.

The Stream, May 8, 2020: Israeli Billionaire Believes He Has A Solution to Gaza Strip Water Shortage

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The Global Rundown A Georgian-Israeli billionaire believes he…

UN Triples Covid-19 Aid Request

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The United Nations is now requesting $6.7 billion to carry out…

For Honolulu, Rising Seas Deliver Flood Risks Three Ways

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The biggest source of flooding linked to sea-level rise for Hawaii’s capital city comes not from the sea itself. It comes from underground.

The Stream, May 7, 2020: Governments in Southern Africa Target Water Shortages Amid Covid-19 Crisis

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The Global Rundown The Covid-19 pandemic pushes governments…

Federal Lawsuit Filed Over Hygienic Conditions in Michigan Jail

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A federal class-action lawsuit was filed on the behalf of seven…

The Stream, May 6, 2020: In Indonesia, Key Agricultural Regions Face Harsh Dry Season

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The Global Rundown Conditions in Indonesia's major agricultural…

Report: Water and Sanitation Are Obstacles in South Africa’s Covid-19 Fight

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Unhygienic environments, inadequate provision of clean water,…

The Stream, May 5, 2020: Northern California Faces Above-Normal Wildfire Risk This Summer, Fire Agency Warns

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The Global Rundown Drought in northern California increases…

What’s Up With Water – May 4, 2020

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From Europe to South America, dry conditions are affecting local and national economies, as countries are still grappling with the coronavirus pandemic.

Federal Water Tap, May 4: EPA Officials Provide Update on Covid-19 Response

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The Rundown Democrats aim to aid water utilities and their customers…

HotSpots H2O: Tracking Covid-19 Cases in the World’s Most Vulnerable Countries

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The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in countries identified as priorities in the humanitarian response to the coronavirus pandemic has surpassed 30,000, according to data collected by ReliefWeb.