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Fallowing Farmland: A New Card in Arizona’s Water Shuffle
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A pilot project will test how much water can be saved by not growing crops.
Study: Cutting Ogallala Water Use Now Will Benefit Kansas Later
Not all is gloom and doom for the famed underground water resource…
China Takes a Keen Interest in Water-Energy Connections
Circle of Blue's Keith Schneider reports from Beijing on discussions…
A Wild Ride Through Mongolia’s Resource Boom
A huge country with a tiny population navigates the problems…
Pennsylvania Encourages New Source of Water for Fracking – Discharge from Abandoned Mines
The state aims to turn an old problem into an asset.
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U.S. Drought’s Shifting Epicenter – It’s New Mexico’s Turn
Reservoirs are nearly empty, wells are being drilled deeper,…
New Evidence Shows Fracking Contaminates Groundwater in Pennsylvania
A Duke University study finds methane in drinking water wells,…
Western U.S. Water Utilities Take Financial Responsibility for Reducing Watershed Wildfire Risk
When residents in Santa Fe, New Mexico pay their water bills,…
EPA Water Infrastructure Survey Reveals Little About Utilities’ Climate Readiness
Though few reported climate change adaptation projects to the…
The Price of Water 2013: Up Nearly 7 Percent in Last Year in 30 Major U.S. Cities; 25 Percent Rise Since 2010
Utilities tinker with rate structures designed to stabilize revenue.
Report: Half of U.S. Fracking Wells Drilled in Highly Water-stressed Regions
Energy companies should provide better data on fracking water…
Looking To Buy: Dry Year Means Higher Prices on California’s Water Market
Scarce surface water supplies will lead to an active market, research firm says.