FRESH, December 6, 2022: Report Urges Michigan Officials to Adopt Water-Affordability Plan for Low-Income Residents
Nonprofit groups urge Michigan officials to adopt a water-affordability strategy for low-income residents.
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Federal Water Tap, December 5: For Tribes, White House Promises Climate Relocation Funding, Water Pollution Standards
The Rundown At a White House summit, the Biden administration pledges financial and regulatory support for tribal nations. The EPA proposes increasing the amount of biofuels in the nation’s energy supply through 2025. The Justice Department proposes an independent operator for the Jackson, Mississippi, water system. The Interior Department allocates $250 million for Salton Sea […]
FRESH, November 22, 2022: Freshwater Mussel Revival in the Chicago River
An environmental nonprofit revives freshwater mussels in a section of the Chicago River.
Federal Water Tap, November 21: Klamath Dam Removal Approved by Energy Regulator
The Rundown The nation’s largest dam removal clears a major hurdle by gaining federal approval. Senate committees advance tribal water rights legislation and water-related bills. The EPA Office of the Inspector General begins three audits: Jackson’s drinking water troubles, lead drinking water pipes, and compliance with public notification laws for lead in drinking water. The […]
2022 Election Recap: Landslide Victory for Florida City’s ‘Right to Clean Water’ Amendment
Voters approved most water-related initiatives on the November 8 ballot.
November 7: Supreme Court Takes Up Navajo Nation’s Claim to Colorado River
The Rundown The Supreme Court takes up a case regarding the Navajo Nation’s rights to the Colorado River. The EPA publishes a new list of unregulated drinking water contaminants that could be regulated in the future. EPA drinking water advisers will meet at the end of November. USGS researchers investigate contaminants in groundwater used for […]
The Stream, November 2, 2022: Russian Airstrikes Damage Critical Infrastructure in Ukraine, Cutting Off Water
Russian airstrikes hit energy facilities in Ukraine earlier this week, cutting off water to most people in Kyiv.
The Stream, October 26, 2022: Multiple Cholera Outbreaks Overwhelm Global Vaccine Supply
Multiple cholera outbreaks in countries like Haiti, Malawi, and Syria are challenging global health agencies.
2022 Election: Water Regulation and Spending Punctuate State and Local Ballots
Groundwater regulation, legal rights to clean water, and spending measures highlight this election cycle.
Mine Cleanup Law Weakened By Coal’s Decline
Reclamation is a flashpoint for the partisan divide over fossil fuels.
The President and Congress Deliver $11 Billion for Abandoned Mine Cleanups
Midwest is the target of more dollars to secure water and revive former energy strongholds.
