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The Stream, February 9, 2022: Texas’ Wastewater Problem
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN Wastewater from fracking is becoming a problem in Texas. A devastating storm wreaks havoc in Madagascar for the second time in less than a month. Water bills are expected to rise in England and Wales. Portugal is limiting the use of major reservoirs amid drought. One First Nation in Canada is asking […]
Federal Water Tap, February 7: White House Publishes Infrastructure ‘Guidebook’
The Rundown The White House creates an outline for states, tribes, and local governments to understand new infrastructure funding. The Federal Maritime Commission seeks more information on how Canadian ballast water rules might affect Great Lakes ships. The GAO says the agency that oversees federal prisons should do more to ensure its facilities are prepared […]
The Stream, January 28, 2022: Leases For Minnesota Mine Cancelled By Biden Administration
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN Water taps at a South Africa primary school run dry amid an ongoing water shortage in the country’s Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality. A recent study discovers PFAS chemicals in popular brand name products sold around the world. The U.S. EPA issues a directive to Jackson, Mississippi officials to upgrade the city’s water […]
The Stream, January 25, 2022: Agricultural Experts Ask For Proactive Climate Investment in British Columbia
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN Missouri’s governor proposes a new office to prepare the state for droughts and floods. California officials will release 15 percent of requested water supplies to districts after winter storms last month. Demonstrators protest sewage dumps in the River Thames in the United Kingdom after a late warning resulted in swimmers wading through […]
The Stream, January 20, 2022: East Africans Will Get Millions in Aid For Flood and Drought Relief
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN The island of Tonga avoids complete devastation after a major volcanic eruption caused a tsunami over the weekend. The United Kingdom will send millions of dollars to East Africa to fund drought and flood relief efforts. A recent BBC analysis unveils the magnitude of illegal sewage pollution in U.K. waterways. Canada makes […]
The Stream, January 19, 2022: Black Chicagoans Hold Ten Times More Water Debt Than White Residents
A new study sheds light on the staggering racial disparities of water debt in Chicago.
The Next Source of Trouble for Great Lakes Fish Populations: Tires
A tire chemical that was poisoning fish out West has been discovered in two Lake Ontario tributaries.
The Stream, January 11, 2022: Officials Suspect Flooding To Blame For Cliff Collapse at Furnas Lake
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN A new study discovers social inequities in water distribution throughout Nairobi, Kenya. A slab of rock collapses into a popular tourist lake in Brazil after heavy rain and flooding throughout the region. The S. Bureau of Reclamation will reduce outflow at Lake Powell amid low surface levels. A judge in Canada rejects […]
The Stream, December 28, 2021: Groundwater Laws Lack Enforcement in India
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN A new report reveals massive gaps in groundwater management in India. The South Carolina prison system will pay one town nearly $1 million in overdue water and sewage bills. An $8 billion settlement is announced for First Nations that have suffered through drinking water advisories in Canada. Malaysia seeks millions of dollars […]
The Stream, December 15, 2021: As Demand For Food Grows, Global Freshwater Resources Are Declining
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN Heavy rainfall batters northern Spain, flooding roads and killing two people. Renewable freshwater resources are declining globally, a new report finds. A private contractor in Florida is responsible for water outages among 250,000 people in 2019, a jury finds. After deadly tornadoes, some Kentucky residents could be without water and electricity for […]
