The Stream, September 25, 2020: Houston Debates Storm Surge Barrier

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The Global Rundown Recent near disastrous hurricanes in Houston,…

One Michigan County Tells the Story of a Nation Plagued By Water Pollution

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Farms housing thousands of animals are one of several sources contaminating the Pine River and dividing a mid-Michigan community.

The Stream, September 23, 2020: A New Project Could Reduce Agricultural Pollution In The Midwest

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The Global Rundown The University of Minnesota is starting a…

The Stream, September 22, 2020: Rare ‘Medicane’ Moves Through Greece

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The Global Rundown A rare Mediterranean hurricane sweeps through…

What’s Up With Water – September 21, 2020

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Listen to the September 21, 2020 edition of What's Up With Water, Circle of Blue's "need-to-know news" water podcast.

Federal Water Tap, September 21: EPA Updates Clean Water Act Affordability Guidance

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The Rundown The EPA proposes a more nuanced examination of how…

HotSpots H2O: Refugees Left Without Water, Supplies After Moria Camp Burns on Lesbos

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The largest refugee camp in Europe caught fire earlier this month, destroying most of the camp and leaving an estimated 12,000 residents homeless and without water, basic hygiene, and food.

The Stream, September 18, 2020: Great Lakes Reach Record Water Levels for August

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The Global Rundown Great Lakes Michigan and Huron set record…

The Stream, September 17, 2020: Colorado River Reservoirs Likely to Dip To Critically Low Levels

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The Global Rundown New models project water shortages are more…

The Stream, September 16, 2020: Chicago Mayor Commits to Removing All Lead Pipes From City

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The Global Rundown The mayor of Chicago has released a plan…

‘A Lot of Catastrophe’: Louisiana Water Systems Still Reeling from Hurricane Laura

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Nearly three weeks after the Hurricane Laura, more than 30 water systems in the state are still not operating.

Thirsting for Solutions

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Across the U.S., aging infrastructure, legacy pollution, and emerging contaminants are creating a growing urgency to pay attention to the quality of the water we drink.