The Stream, November 17: Detroit Will Continue Water Shutoffs Through Winter

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The Global Rundown Detroit will continue shutting…

India’s National Green Tribunal Challenges Government and Industry To Follow the Law

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Four-year-old court emerges as global leader in securing resources,…
IPCC Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change World Precipitation Climate Change Hydrologic Cycle

Federal Water Tap, November 17: New Data Reveals Significant Shifts in U.S. Agriculture

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The Rundown U.S. irrigation moves east and increases its efficiency.…

Water Supply and New Development Path Are Priorities in U.S.-China Climate Agreement

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Pact is fresh reckoning with Earth's changed ecological and economic risks

U.S. Farm Irrigation Becomes More Efficient, Moves East

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Federal data show that U.S. farms use less water and are investing…

The Stream, November 14: Turning the Tides of Privatization

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The Global Rundown In the past 15 years, privatized…

The Stream, November 13: Brazil Nears Approval of Diversion Project for Sao Paulo

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The Global Rundown The United States and China…
NOAA GFDL Climate Change Modeling Precipitation Changes Global High Emissions Scenario

The Hydrologic Fast Lane (Also: IPCC Reports 101)

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Reporter Kaye LaFond breaks down the newest IPCC report, and IPCC reports in general.

U.S.-China Climate Deal Includes Provision on Water-Energy Research

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A joint energy research program will be extended and expanded to include water.

Delays in Drought Response Push East Africa Toward Another Food Crisis

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Despite early-warning systems, the world lacks urgency in heading off slow-moving disasters.

The Stream, November 12: Africa’s Largest Reverse-Osmosis Desalination Plant Opens in Algeria

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The Global Rundown The city of Oran, Algeria is…
IPCC Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change World Precipitation Climate Change Hydrologic Cycle

Report: International Panel on Climate Change Reiterates Three Urgent Water Concerns

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IPCC says the water cycle will intensify, leading to bigger storms, more droughts, and worsening water quality.