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National Security Assessment: Water Scarcity Disrupting U.S. and Three Continents
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In a new report, the U.S. State Department finds a global confrontation between growing water demand and shrinking supplies, in addition to predictions for the next 30 years of water scarcity.
The Stream, April 2: Fracking in Texas, Pennsylvania and Wyoming
New findings that indicate elevated levels of methane in water…
World Economic Forum and UNFPA: Include Population in Water, Food, Energy Nexus
NEW YORK and GENEVA — (March 2012) The World Economic Forum's…
The Stream, February 17: U.S. House Moves Keystone XL Forward
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A bill meant to speed up approval of the proposed Keystone…
The Stream, January 31: Mining and Food Production
Australia's first law intended to protect prime agricultural…
The Stream, January 27: Water Pollution Strikes Chinese River
Levels of cadmium, a carcinogen, measured 20 percent higher than…
Top 10 Water News Stories of 2011
Understanding the interplay between water, food, and energy is…
Price Volatility: Food and Water Insecurities Require Deep Pockets
Adding pressure to already strained budgets, the price of food is expected to remain high and quite volatile on the heels of this year's extreme floods and droughts. Though price increases are occurring globally, they are hitting hardest in the developing world.
The Stream, November 15: ‘Waterless’ Fracking?
Where are the world's biggest sources of renewable energy? According…
The Stream, November 2: Weather Extremes Will Worsen
Costly weather extremes such as drought and floods are becoming…
The Stream, October 14: Asian Carp Reach North Dakota
Invasive Asian silver carp are in North Dakota for the first…
Infographic: China’s Water Pollution Events and Protection Policies (2004-2011)
China has some of the dirtiest and most dangerous water in the world. This detailed and interactive timeline shows key pollution events, protests, and policy reforms from the last eight years at both the national and regional levels as China tries to clean up its act.