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Flooding Tells ‘Two Different Stories’ In Michigan

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Climate disruption is revealing economic inequality

Study Surveys Global Risk of Dry Wells

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Wells serving many of the world’s rural households, farms, and factories are at risk of running dry if groundwater levels in their areas continue to decline.

Volcanic Eruptions and Water Insecurity Persist On St. Vincent

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Heavy with ash, palm trees on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent are sagging into themselves.

Pandemic Brings WASH To Rare Inflection Point

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Despite fears of collapse, water, sanitation, and hygiene draw closer to epic goal

Scientists Concerned About the Bottom of the Food Web in the Great Lakes

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California Report Tallies Hundreds of Failing Water Systems in the State

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Hundreds more systems are at risk of not being able to meet drinking…

Federal Agencies Plan to Investigate Links between PFAS Exposure and Viral Illness

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Two federal health agencies are planning to investigate potential links between exposure to toxic PFAS chemicals and susceptibility to viral illnesses like Covid-19.

In Broad Strokes, Biden Infrastructure Plan Sketches a Future for Federal Water Spending

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The Biden administration’s historic pitch to remove all lead drinking water pipes is part of a $111 billion proposal for water systems.

In Flooded Michigan Neighborhoods, Who Should Pay For Sea Walls?

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Who should pay to stop the floodwaters?

EPA Report Identifies Hot Spots for Hazardous Spills Into Drinking Water Sources

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EPA report details incidents of toxic spills into groundwater, rivers, or lakes used for drinking water. The data from 2010-2019 provides the most comprehensive report to date on such spills.