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The Rundown Thanks to a wet winter, Colorado River states, for now, see smaller cuts to water allocations. The first batch of EPA-mandated utility testing data shows the breadth of PFAS in drinking water. EPA denies a petition to strengthen water pollution requirements for large animal feeding operations. EPA adds PFAS and coal ash as […]
The Rundown EPA investigates alleged discrimination by California’s top water regulator. The EPA has until August 15 to respond to a lawsuit to strengthen water pollution standards for large-scale animal feedlots. The White House designates more than 917,000 acres near the Grand Canyon as a national monument. DOE to develop a “gold star” rating program […]
An open-pit gold mine in Brazil’s Para region would displace 800 Indigenous families and cause irreparable harm to riparian habitat, if approved.
Ineffective voluntary pollution prevention practices are set aside for mandatory regulation.
The Rundown Army Corps dredges river channels as drought again depletes the Mississippi River. Senate committee passes budget bills that maintain water infrastructure spending levels. Lake Erie harmful algal bloom forecast worsens. Army Corps says it needs $3 billion more to complete levee system west of New Orleans and it lowers the risk rating for […]
By Jada Vasser – July 11, 2023 Summertime calls for good vibes, much-needed time in the sun and a creature many aren’t fans of — fishflies. These insects are no stranger to the Great Lakes region. Fishflies, also known as mayflies, spend most of their lives in the water and are only seen on land […]
Crop production practices that limit nutrients are largely ignored.
The Rundown House Republican budget would cut main water infrastructure loan funds by more than half and further handcuff them via earmarks. House Republican budget also promises substantial cuts to the EPA. CDC summarizes state data on illnesses from harmful algal blooms. EPA hosts a webinar on wildfire effects on drinking water sources. Biden administration […]
The Rundown Bipartisan Senate bill would promote groundwater conservation easements. Federal appeals court pauses EPA cybersecurity rule for water agencies. A national forest in Arizona approves repair of a water-supply pipeline that was damaged in floods last year after a wildfire. The EPA assesses cancer risks from the industrial solvent 1,4-dioxane in drinking water. CDC […]
The Rundown The debt limit standoff opened the door to changes in project permits. The Bureau of Reclamation has up to $40 million for projects to reduce salt in the Colorado River. There is little change in the latest Lake Erie harmful algal bloom forecast. Federal wildfire forecast shows significant fire potential this summer in […]
At least two people were reportedly killed amidst heavy gunfire along the Iran-Afghanistan border, escalating a water rights dispute between the countries.
