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Recycled Water Facility in Australia Offers Lessons for Global Drought Planning
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Recycling wastewater is cheaper than desalination and less environmentally damaging than river diversions.
Earth’s Major Aquifers Are in Trouble
Groundwater reserves are falling, but little is known about how much water is left.
San Antonio Pipeline Continues Texas Water Rush
America’s seventh-largest city debates a pipeline project worth billions as the second-fastest-growing state faces more demands for water in its third year of severe drought.
Hawaii River Restorations Reflect National Desire to Protect Water for Public Benefit
Using public trust doctrine, communities restore streams diverted…
Ogallala Groundwater Study Will Set Stage for Colorado Water Conservation Debate
Farmers want to know the economic and social ramifications of…
California’s Dogged Drought Cutting Off Water Supplies to State’s Poor
Farmers are guzzling groundwater while wells of families run dry.
California Lawmakers Move to Protect the State’s Collapsing Groundwater Supply
New rules seek sustainable use, but the details will be written later by local agencies.
California Groundwater Legislation Will Be Amended Monday
Basins get more than two decades to balance groundwater use.
In Apparent Contradiction, Data Shows Waukesha’s Groundwater Levels Rising, Not Falling
City’s case for diverting Great Lakes Water appears significantly weakened.
California Lawmakers Prepare Final Push for Groundwater Regulation
The state will force local agencies to take control but allow them to set goals.