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Black Gold Blues: Oil Stains Reveal Resource beneath Russian Lake

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Comprising 20 percent of the world's fresh water supply, southern Siberia's Lake Baikal could tell us how oil forms.

Florida Passes U.S. Sugar Purchase

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WEST PALM BEACH, Florida -- The board of the South Florida…

Federal Government Restricts California’s Delta Flow

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A policy that restricts water pumping from the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.

Fishy Thinking Inspires New Clean Energy Technology

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An alternative way to create power from water that creates vortexes and vibrations.

Obama’s Latest Pick Bodes Well for Water

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WASHINGTON -- To serve as Interior Secretary, Obama has nominated…

Runaway Runoff: New Report Urges Better Monitoring of Mississippi River

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WASHINGTON -- While a multivitamin a day may keep the doctor…

U.S. Sugar Deal Bittersweet, Florida Lawmakers & Growers Believe

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As the state of Florida plans to spend $1.34 billion to buy land…

My Wetland is Your Wetland: EPA Awards Funding to Midwest Marshes

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The U.S. EPA is awarding $1.17 million in grants to Iowa, Kansas,…

Compact Impact: Great Lakes Legislation Now Active

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As the Great Lakes Compact goes into effect to protect Midwest…

Everglades Get Sweet Deal in U.S. Sugar Contract

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The U.S. Sugar Corporation has approved a $1.34 billion sale…

Fueling the Flow: Paying Attention to Where Water and Energy Meet

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More now than ever, the American West is realizing the binary nature of energy production and water delivery.

Going against the Flow: India, Bangladesh worry China may Divert Water from Tibet

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Downstream worries about the environment, agriculture and politics.