Years After Flint Water Crisis, Lead Lingers in School Buildings Across the Nation
In its 2021 budget, Congress included millions for lead testing in schools, where children are still exposed to the toxic metal.
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Four U.S. Water Stories to Watch in 2021
The upheaval of last year will set the stage for the next 12 months.
Federal Water Tap, December 28: Water-Bill Aid Part of Coronavirus Relief Package
The Rundown Congress adds $638 million for water-bill debt relief to a spending package that includes a Navajo Nation water rights settlement, a Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes water rights settlement, and a directive to the secretary of state to encourage regional collaboration on water resources in Tibet. Congress also reauthorizes the Great Lakes Restoration […]
Congress Adds $638 Million in Water-Bill Debt Relief to Coronavirus Package
People who are behind on their water and sewer bills because of the pandemic will be getting some help from Congress. But questions remain about how the funds will be distributed for the first-ever federal water-bill assistance program.
The Stream, December 18, 2020: Study Estimate Over A Million Barriers in European Rivers
GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS A new study finds that barriers to rivers in Europe could be two times as more common than previously thought. A joint report from several state agencies in Wisconsin details plans to address PFAS contamination. Volunteer pilots are delivering emergency aid to communities stranded by recent flooding in Guatemala. The Iowa […]
Plastic Pipes A Water Contamination Risk After Fire, Data Shows
New hazards to health and infrastructure have emerged in the ashes of wildfires. Among them is the contamination of drinking water.
The Stream, December 15, 2020: The U.S. Launches New Project To Monitor Mekong River Levels
GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS The United States will monitor water levels along the Mekong river. Rising water levels in Africa’s Rift Valley threatens regional wildlife. Millions in Honduras are affected by hurricanes Eta and Iota. The U.S. Forest Service attempts to speed up the approval process for a controversial mine in Arizona. Officials are unsure […]
Federal Water Tap, December 14: Defense Bill Contains Climate and Water Provisions
The Rundown The NDAA requires climate risk assessments and provides funding for PFAS health studies. The EPA issues draft guidance for interpreting a U.S. Supreme Court decision on groundwater pollution and the Clean Water Act. The Senate passes a bill to set up a low-interest loan fund for local projects that reduce the risk of […]
Colorado River Indian Tribes Take Another Step Toward Marketing Valuable Water in Arizona
The Colorado River Indian Tribes unveiled draft legislation to allow their water to be leased to users in Arizona off the reservation or stored underground.
The Stream, December 10, 2020: Supporters, Opponents of Line 5 Debate In Public Hearing
GLOBAL DAILY WATER NEWS The Army Corps of Engineers holds a public hearing over the future of Enbridge’s Line 5 in Michigan. Agricultural runoff is contributing to water pollution in communities of color in parts of California. Streets in Venice, Italy are flooded before newly installed flood gates are activated. Water sampling from city officials […]
