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In Hawaii, ‘The Rain Follows The Forest’
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With her recent move from Alabama to Hawaii, Circle of Blue reporter Codi Yeager-Kozacek finds that, in the middle of an ocean, freshwater challenges abound.
The Stream, January 21: Federal Fracking Regulations Revised by Interior Department
Revised federal rules will guide drilling for oil and gas on…
The Stream, August 16: When Wells Run Dry
U.S. Drought Continues
The drought has literally hit home in…
The Stream, July 4: Controversy Continues Over Laos Dam
Researchers have warned that the steady decline in world water-monitoring…
The Stream, March 14: South Africa’s Water Gap
South Africa could face a 17 percent gap between water supply…
The Stream, November 30: Climate Change, Energy, and the Hottest Years on Record
The United Kingdom has been secretly lending its support to Canada's…
The Stream, June 28: France Pledges Nuclear Power Investment
The water recycling system deployed to clean the tainted water…
The Stream, April 28: Earth’s Water From Above
Check out these stunning images of the Earth taken from the International…
The Stream, February 23: The Strategic Power of Water
Some 50 million environmental refugees will flood the global…
Looming Asian Water Crisis Requires Billions in Annual Improvements, ADB Says
The finance institution urges for more public-private partnerships.
Water Scarcity Constrains Food, Energy Security in Vietnam
As the Southeast Asian country battles with climate change, it looks to use less hydropower.
Tracing Kunming, China’s Freshwater Hazards
KUNMING — The ground quakes with a blast as the limestone fragments are blown from their roots, like giant white teeth shattered and unmoored. Nearby, a worker prepares his drill to place another stick of dynamite deep within the rock. He stops for a moment, places his foot high on the rubble and surveys the vast construction landscape that will soon become China's fourth largest airport.