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GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS Permits for shoreline protections in Michigan triple over the past year. A new report calls for water infrastructure reform in the United States. Water futures begin trading as water scarcity around the world continue to rise. A change in water use rules in Alberta, Canada could allow for more industrial mining. […]
North Dakota’s water supplies are at risk from contaminants from fracking wastewater, but residents are fighting back
The Rundown The Department of Health and Human Services chooses an Arizona company to lead a national sewage testing program. The EPA reverses its stance on a flood-control project in Mississippi and announces an “interim strategy” for PFAS compounds in wastewater. The Bureau of Reclamation recommends a water-supply project in North Dakota that diverts Missouri […]
GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS The Environment Agency in the United Kingdom is responding to less reports of water pollution during the Covid-19 pandemic. India announces a potential plan to build a dam on the Brahmaputra river just days after China releases plans to build a dam just upstream. Over half of waterways in Iowa remain […]
GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS Water restrictions in parts of Australia are lifted. The Hopi Tribe in Arizona is struggling to maintain their way of life after severe drought has wiped out their corn crops. Water maintenance concerns have stalled the construction of a border wall in El Paso, Texas. Canada will not meet target to […]
GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS Oil and gas operators in New Mexico report millions of gallons of produced water. A new report finds millions in England are at high risk for flooding exposure. Severe drought in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe is affecting hundreds of thousands of residents. Tropical Cyclone Gati displaces thousands in Somalia. Funding for a program […]
The Rundown A National Intelligence Council memo finds water risks giving rise to economic stress and political instability. The Army Corps denies a permit for a mine in the headwaters of Alaska’s Bristol Bay. The Army Corps also grants a permit for replacing an oil pipeline in northern Minnesota and withdraws from a project to […]
GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS New data finds that over 800,000 Michigan residents are at risk of water shut offs. First Nations in Ontario oppose a proposed mining network along the Attawapiskat River. India and Afghanistan sign an agreement to build a dam that could serve two million people. A new report calls for water infrastructure […]
GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS Australia approves a project that will drill over 800 wells in a forest in New South Wales. A Canadian oil pipeline is approved for replacement in the United States. A new government program in Kenya aims to increase access to drinking water and restore biodiversity. Subglacial lakes in Antarctica could provide […]
A drainage dispute roils Jackson County’s prized attraction and its operation. By Hannah Ni’Shuilleabhain, Circle of Blue Elaine Wolf-Baker remembers a childhood spent ice skating on the frozen pond in Sparks Foundation County Park, a landmark in Jackson County. She grew up here, amid the lake-dappled landscape of southern Michigan, and on clear winter days […]
The Rundown A federal health agency updates its analysis of the health risks from contaminated water at a former Air Force base in northeastern Michigan. Senate Republicans released their fiscal year 2021 spending plans. Federal agencies agree to cooperate on invasive freshwater mussels. The Bureau of Reclamation releases a supplemental analysis of a proposal to […]
