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The Rundown State Department makes climate change a top diplomatic priority. The Energy Department crunches the numbers on U.S. hydropower while a coal power plant sees new life. A new plan for California’s Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is announced. President Obama threatens to veto a water spending bill. “In recent years, extremist environmental groups have increased […]
Ohio passes its first regulations on farm practices and wastewater discharges since the Toledo drinking water crisis eight months ago.
The Rundown The first quarter of 2015 breaks a global heat record. Lawmakers and regulators argue about water while the EPA publishes timetables for coal ash regulations. California water managers propose temporary dams to help with salinity in the state’s hydrologic choke point. “We are going to get it over the finish line…The final rule […]
State and local water administrators face supply emergency that is tightening.
Last month, the Society of Environmental Journalists published a Q&A with our director, J. Carl Ganter.
The good news is that India’s government has started to shift its priorities in terms of how it manages the country’s economy and natural resources.
For two years, the Wilson Center and Circle of Blue have explored the contest for food, water, and energy in India and the troubling ways it plays out across the country. Photo © Keith Schneider/Circle of Blue The cycle of risk produced by the policy of providing free water and free electricity to operate millions […]
The film explores one of the world’s most dangerous coal fields.
Aubrey Ann Parker reflects on our work last year and updates on stories we’ve covered in years past.
Massive manmade river begins moving water from central China to Beijing.
Circle of Blue’s Keith Schneider discusses the implications of the landmark climate agreement.
Water is priority in state legislatures and governors’ offices.
