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Historic Missouri River Flood Damages Water Infrastructure
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Sewage spills, pollution risks, and reduced capacity at drinking water plants.
Guess Who Proposed the Missouri River Pipeline in the Federal Government’s Colorado River Basin Study?
Hint: It’s not who you might think, says Circle of Blue reporter Brett Walton.
Satellite Data Shows U.S. Water ‘Hotspots’
Scientists who use the GRACE satellite say they need more resources…
The Stream, December 10: U.S. Intelligence Analysts: Water, Food, Energy Shortages Will Transform World by 2030
Shortages in water, food, and energy comprise one of four "megatrends"…
The Stream, December 6: Water Wars Raging in Midwestern States
States in the midwestern United States, still reeling from this…
The Stream, December 5: Typhoon Triggers Floods, Leaves Trail of Destruction
At least 283 people have died in the Philippines following the…
The Stream, October 1: Tensions Flare Over U.S. Urban Water Availability
In Kansas, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers drained billions…
Forecasting Western U.S. Water Supply in 2012: La Niña Again Delivers a Wet North and a Dry South
As water availability data starts coming in, this year's water allocations and the potential consequences for irrigation, hydropower, wildfires, and flooding are being assessed — La Niña weather patterns have returned this year, but water supply conditions generally are not as extreme as they were 2011.
The Stream, December 23: Water Concerns In Argentina
Water access and use are a concern in Argentina, where 11 percent…
The Stream, October 14: Asian Carp Reach North Dakota
Invasive Asian silver carp are in North Dakota for the first…
The Stream, August 18: Floods in Pakistan
A year after heavy monsoon rains devastated southern Pakistan,…
The Stream, June 30: Water Highs and Lows in the U.S.
Georgia officials are smiling after Tuesday’s verdict from…