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New strategy for limiting the spread of exotic water plants in Michigan. By Vladislava Sukhanovskaya – August 8, 2023 Circle of Blue In the waters where it’s a native species — Europe, Asia, and Africa – the aquatic plant known as European frog-bit is no trouble at all. Though its name summons images of slime […]
Coinciding with the summer’s extreme heat and citywide water pressure decreases, citizen and government scientists continue to map heat islands in Chicago.
140-year high rains in Beijing have led to deadly flooding and evacuations in regions surrounding the Chinese capital.
Crop production practices that limit nutrients are largely ignored.
Extreme flooding throughout the U.S. Northeast spurs emergency orders, water rescues, and evacuations.
A judge has ordered Canadian company Enbridge to shut down the section of its Line 5 oil pipeline that runs through Ojibwe land in Wisconsin.
Sun-baked fields and dusty reservoirs dot the landscape of southern Spain. Travel east in the Mediterranean and Tunisia is cutting urban water service at night to conserve supplies amid a harsh, multi-year drought. In the Horn of Africa, meanwhile, aid agencies distribute emergency food rations to hungry families after several seasons of failed rains. […]
The Rundown The EPA wants to expand the number of coal ash facilities regulated to protect water bodies from contaminants. Lawmakers in Congress introduce bills on hydropower reform, mining law reform, and water technology adoption. The EPA orders Baltimore to protect its drinking water reservoirs from animal waste. A USDA survey finds that nitrate is […]
A new law in Wisconsin will fund more sustainable, watershed friendly farming methods.
The Guatemalan government rejected a referendum vote from residents resisting an open-pit mine near a protected river and lake.
Fabric dyeing and garment export have contributed to the demise of Bangladesh’s Buriganga River, considered nearly biologically dead.
