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NYT: Farm Runoff is Polluting Nearby Residents’ Water Wells
A New York Times investigation into worsening U.S. water pollution details how unregulated farm runoff is poisoning people’s wells.
China’s Dirty Water Leads to Protests, Some Reform
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EPA: Chemicals Found in Wyoming Drinking Water Might Be From Fracking
By Abrahm Lustgarten ProPublica Federal environment officials investigating drinking water contamination near the ranching town of Pavillion, Wyoming have found that at least three water wells contain a chemical used in the natural gas drilling process of hydraulic fracturing. Scientists also found traces of other contaminants, including oil, gas or metals, in 11 of 39 […]
WaterViews | Canada
Water is regarded as a serious issue by Canadians, particularly water pollution and the lack of safe drinking water.
WaterViews | China
Water pollution stands out as the most serious perceived environmental problem in China.
WaterViews | India
Compared to other environmental issues, Indians consider water pollution and fresh water shortages to be the most serious, together with failed food crops because of weather.
WaterViews | Mexico
Water is an especially serious issue according to Mexicans, particularly the lack of safe drinking water.
WaterViews | Russia
Compared to other environmental issues, Russians consider water pollution to be the most serious.
WaterViews | United Kingdom
In the United Kingdom, the depletion of natural resources and water issues are regarded as two serious environmental issues.
Water Problems From Drilling Are More Frequent Than PA Officials Said
By Abrahm Lustgarten ProPublica When methane began bubbling out of kitchen taps near a gas drilling site in Pennsylvania last winter, a state regulator described the problem as “an anomaly.” But at the time he made that statement to ProPublica, that same official was investigating a similar case affecting more than a dozen homes near […]
