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The Stream, March 10, 2021: Hawaii Fined More Than $200K For Operating Cesspools

March 10, 2021/in The Stream/by Jane Johnston

YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fines Hawaii for operating seven large-capacity cesspools. Most of Jackson, Mississippi’s water supply has been restored after winter storms crippled the city’s water treatment facilities. The largest supply reservoir for South Africa’s Nelson Mandela Bay reaches record-low levels. A recent investigation finds Louisiana’s groundwater is depleting faster […]

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The Stream, March 9, 2021: Carbon-Negative Crops Could Lead to Mass Water Shortages

March 9, 2021/in The Stream/by Jane Johnston

YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN New research finds that growing more carbon-negative crops could cause water shortages for billions of people globally. The Canadian government isn’t tracking water-related illnesses in First Nations communities. Environmental officials in West Virginia investigate acidic discharge from a former mine complex. Egyptian and Sudanese officials agree to resume talks with Ethiopia over […]

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What’s Up With Water – March 8, 2021

March 8, 2021/in WEF/by Eileen Wray-McCann

This is Eileen Wray-McCann for Circle of Blue. And this is What’s Up with Water, your “need-to-know news” of the world’s water, made possible by support from people like you. Circle of Blue · What’s Up With Water – 3.8.21 In the United States, winter storms that swept through the South in mid-February crippled the […]

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HotSpots H2O: Canadian Government Misses Target to End Water Insecurity for First Nations Communities

March 8, 2021/in HotSpots H2O, Water News, WEF/by Elena Bruess

Many First Nations in Canada continue to live without clean water six years after the government began actively addressing the issue, according to a report published by the Auditor General of Canada late last month.

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The Stream, March 5, 2021: US Drinking Water Infrastructure Receives C- Grade

March 5, 2021/in The Stream/by Jane Johnston

YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN A new report gives poor grades to U.S. water infrastructure. Not responding to water risk is costlier to companies around the world than taking proactive measures now, a report finds. A utility in Queensland, Australia asks customers to conserve water as dam levels drop. A program between British Columbia and Alaska to […]

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The Stream, March 3, 2021: Urban India Still Faces Water Stress Despite Ambitious Water Projects

March 3, 2021/in The Stream/by Jane Johnston

YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN Much of urban India still faces water stress, a report finds. The Magpie River in Canada is given personhood status. Parts of Appalachia are flooded from heavy thunderstorms earlier this week. South Africa’s Standard Bank will assess its role in a crude oil pipeline after international opposition. A new report says Colorado […]

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Climate Change is Affecting The Kind of Fish You Can Catch in Michigan’s Inland Lakes

February 24, 2021/in WEF/by Circle Blue

Warming waters are hard on some fish, such as walleye, and more favorable to others, such as smallmouth bass. With so many environmental stresses, it’s difficult to gauge the future of individual lakes.

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The Future of Lake Superior with Climate Disruption

February 23, 2021/in Water News, WEF/by Circle Blue

With warming temperatures, fluctuating water levels and a series of extreme storms, Lake Superior is undergoing dramatic alterations amid climate change.

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Water Could Make Michigan a Climate Refuge. Are We Prepared?

February 16, 2021/in Great Lakes, Water News, WEF/by Keith Schneider

What may it take to prepare the Great Lakes region for the future climatologists say we can expect?

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The Stream, February 10, 2021: Alberta Restores Environmental Policy After Pushback To Mining Rules

February 10, 2021/in The Stream/by Jane Johnston

YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN Growing opposition to coal-mining rules in Alberta, Canada forces the provincial government to backtrack. Hackers try to pollute the drinking water of a Florida town. A flood in Morocco kills almost 30 workers in an illegal garment factory. Tribal and environmental groups say they will continue efforts to halt Enbridge’s Line 3 […]

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The Stream, January 28, 2021: FEMA Plans To Fund Billions Into Climate Disaster Prevention

January 28, 2021/in The Stream/by Jane Johnston

YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN A Biden administration proposal would fund billions of dollars for climate adaptation in the United States. Aid workers in Mozambique warn of Covid-19 spreading through temporary displacement camps after Cyclone Eloise. A mining company in Canada faces charges for violating environmental laws. Residents exposed to PFAS in a North Carolina community’s drinking […]

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The Stream, January 20, 2021: Biden Intends to Cancel Keystone XL Pipeline

January 20, 2021/in The Stream/by Jane Johnston

YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN The cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline by President-elect Joe Biden could threaten U.S.-Canada relations. An environmental group sues the federal government for water rights of a Kansas wildlife refuge. Monsoon rains threaten aid and rescue efforts after a major earthquake hits parts of Indonesia. A Virginia distillery and its owner were […]