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GAINESVILLE, FL — The weekend announcement that the talks between Georgia, Florida and Alabama over an 18-year impasse on water issues have broken down gives little indication as to what is next in the battle between the states. The negotiators for the three states and the federal government, as well as representatives of Georgia Power […]
SPOKANE, WA — The Western states’ booming population and growing fears about climate change have governments studying construction of new dams to capture more winter rain and spring snowmelt for use in dry summer months. Ironically, consideration of new dams comes even as older ones are being torn down across the country because of environmental […]
Keith manages story development for Circle of Blue. As senior editor and chief correspondent for our Global Choke Point project, Keith has reported on the intensifying confrontation between water, food, and energy from five continents. Keith holds a BA from Haverford College, and he is a nationally known journalist, online communications specialist, and environmental policy […]
Despite rising costs and implementation setbacks, Philadelphia’s gamble on green stormwater infrastructure continues.
“Best management practices” are not impeding flow of farm nutrients into nation’s waters.
Headaches, organ failure, and even death are befalling a number of pregnant women in coastal Bangladesh, where drinking water is becoming contaminated with salt.
A global study spanning four decades and thousands of riparian miles reveals the devastating impact of river mining in the tropics.
Crop production practices that limit nutrients are largely ignored.
In northern Sweden’s Laponian Area — traditional homelands of the Sámi people and a UNESCO World Heritage site — a proposed iron mine threatens waters and caribou habitat.
