Enthusiasm But Obstacles in Using Sewage to Monitor Coronavirus

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Health departments and researchers in hundreds of cities worldwide are turning to sewage to better understand the spread of the new coronavirus in their communities.

The Stream, June 4, 2020: São Paulo State Suspends Water Shutoffs in Low-Income Communities Amid Covid-19

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The Global Rundown São Paulo, Brazil, suspends water cuts for…

The Stream, June 3, 2020: U.S. EPA Limits State Ability to Block Energy Infrastructure Projects

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

Pandemic Puts Local Climate Investments at Risk

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Officials from 13 states and cities are telling members of Congress…

The Stream, June 2, 2020: United Kingdom Sees Sunniest Spring, Driest May on Record

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The Global Rundown The United Kingdom experiences its driest…

What’s Up With Water – June 1, 2020

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Listen to the June 1, 2020 edition of What’s Up with Water, your “need-to-know news” of the world’s water.

Federal Water Tap, June 1: EPA Outlines Methylmercury Study Methods

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The Rundown The EPA’s chemical risk assessment division is…

HotSpots H2O: Major Cyberattack on Israeli Water Systems Foreshadows Future Dangers to Infrastructure

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Israel thwarted a major cyberattack on its water systems last month, the country’s national cyber chief Yigal Unna confirmed last week.

New Jersey Cities Get Extension for Filing Sewage Control Plans

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Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the New Jersey Department…

Perspective | Do Two Failed Dams Foretell a Dire Future?

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It is possible that more dams will fail. Upmanu Lall and…