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The Rundown A financial regulator warns of climate risk and advocates for a carbon price. The Senate failed to pass a pandemic relief package. NOAA forecasters say that La Niña conditions have developed. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service releases a draft assessment of Oklahoma City’s plan to minimize harm to an endangered beetle while […]
Decades-long conflict has left water supply networks in disrepair and exacerbated water shortages for civilians in Armenia and Azerbaijan.
The Global Rundown Experts warn of social unrest as water shortages become more common around the globe. A water dispute between Mississippi and Tennessee arrives at the Supreme Court. Natural disasters exacerbated by deforestation displace over a million in Afghanistan. A private company has proposed a plan to transfer water from a small Arizona town […]
Growth in Wet Years, Economic Distress in Dry Ones
The Rundown CDC arranges a hub for wastewater monitoring for the pandemic response. A USGS study finds urbanization around San Antonio is polluting the Edwards Aquifer. Senate Democrats release a report on climate change and the economy. The USDA issues a final rule for mapping wetlands on farmland, while the EPA extends the deadline for […]
The Global Rundown A river in Delhi is reaching dangerously high water levels. Tropical Storm Laura causes death and devastation in the economically depressed Caribbean. A new study finds over half of Antarctica’s ice shelves are at risk of fracturing. A water shortage in Zimbabwe could exacerbate the Covid-19 pandemic. The EPA is awarding almost […]
The Pacific Community and European Union began three new projects today aimed to tackle the impacts of Covid-19 and assist long-term recovery in the Pacific region. The projects will provide immediate support for food and nutrition security across 12 Pacific countries, improve sustainable energy security for the Federated States of Micronesia, and increase access to […]
The Green Climate Fund, along with the United Nations Development Program, signed a $25.6 million grant with the government of Sudan to promote food and water security in the country. The project is expected to support 1.2 million farmers and nomadic herders directly and 2.5 million people indirectly. “Addressing the impact of climate change is […]
Trump Administration Overrides Long-Standing Conservation Mission
The Global Rundown Flooding continues to affect millions in China. Zimbabwe’s second largest city is waterless. Hundreds of millions of gallons of water are lost in the UK every day. New research makes predictions about future droughts in Europe. Brazil’s largest state fears severe drought will ruin their livelihood. “We discuss climate change a lot […]
Austin, El Paso, and San Antonio Prepared for Growth and Drought
The Global Rundown A new gene-modification technique could produce higher crop yields and reduce the amount of water used on farms globally. Almost half of schools around the world lack basic handwashing facilities. Hundreds of homes in southern England have been out of water since Friday due to high demand. European cities are finding creative […]
