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Federal Water Tap, November 14: Final Months of the Obama Administration

The Rundown Transition time for the federal government. Congress has unfinished business in the lame-duck session, including a water infrastructure bill. Congressional Republicans support a lawsuit against the Obama administration’s Clean Water Act rule. A new non-native species is confirmed in Lake Erie. A nuclear waste storage facility is proposed for West Texas. The Army […]

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The Stream, November 14: Michigan Declares Western Lake Erie ‘Impaired’ Water

The Global Rundown Persistent algal blooms led Michigan officials to list Lake Erie as a polluted waterway. An El Nino-fueled drought hammered Vietnam, resulting in record saltwater intrusion in the Mekong delta. After a large earthquake near an oil-storage hub, Oklahoma regulators shut down dozens of wastewater injection wells. Researchers, meanwhile, map the best sites […]

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The Stream, November 10: Donald Trump Administration Could Weaken U.S. Water Protections

The Global Rundown Water protections in the United States could be at risk under Donald Trump’s administration, though the president-elect has also promised to boost infrastructure spending. Environmental groups sued Minnesota over an iron ore mine that they argue is flouting the Clean Water Act. Queensland passed a law requiring mining companies to have permits […]

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The Stream, November 8: Oil Spill In Venezuela Prompts Drinking Water Deliveries

The Global Rundown Authorities in northern Venezuela delivered drinking water to communities Monday in response to an oil spill. United Nations climate talks opened in Morocco this week, bringing attention to the plight of Africa’s farmers. Finland announced that investors may soon be found for the country’s largest nickel mine, which has faced financial and […]

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Federal Water Tap, November 7: Colorado River Flood Builds Grand Canyon Sandbars

The Rundown Floodwaters will push through the Grand Canyon this week as dam operators release water upstream to build beaches. The Obama administration reevaluates the Dakota Access pipeline route. Hurricane Matthew wrecked protective sand dunes on the southern Atlantic coast. San Diego’s biggest wastewater facility gets an EPA pollution waiver. The U.S. Department of Agriculture […]

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The Stream, November 1: Future Uncertain For Manila Water Supplies

The Global Rundown Natural disasters and growing demand may jeopardize water supplies for Manila within the next five years. The controversial Dakota Access oil pipeline is nearing the Missouri River in North Dakota. Addressing future water shortages in the Colorado River Basin will require leadership from the next U.S. president, a new report says. As […]

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2016 Election: Water on the Ballot

Voters choose measures on bottled water regulation, government spending, and more. By Brett Walton, Circle of Blue Clinton v. Trump is the main draw for the November 8 election, but down the ballot voters in several states will be asked to approve or reject policies and spending measures that affect water supplies. California residents, for […]

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World Bank Tribunal Rules Against El Salvador Gold Mine Involved in Water Conflict

El Dorado decision, seven years in the making, raises risk of stranding big infrastructure projects. By Keith Schneider, Circle of Blue When eastern El Salvador’s deep veins of gold, silver, and copper were first identified in the 1960s, the global mining industry operated under accepted rules of exploration that gave scant attention to water supply and […]

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Federal Water Tap, October 10: In Rare Presidential Move, Obama Says ‘Aquifer’

The Rundown Presidents usually do not talk about aquifers or groundwater, but Obama did, briefly. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes an Endangered Species Act listing for an Alabama salamander. The Bureau of Reclamation offers a $US 1 million prize for reducing desalination brine. The EPA’s internal watchdog will investigate the water-saving claims of […]