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Removing Carbon from Air, Which Increases Water Use, Is No Simple Climate Fix
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Certain ways of drawing carbon out of the atmosphere to keep global temperatures in check come with substantial tradeoffs for water use, water quality, and food production, study finds.
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U.S. Irrigation Continues Steady Eastward Expansion
Irrigated farmland in the United States climbed to a record-high 58 million acres in 2017, according to new federal government data.
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Make Water A Priority: Former Government Leaders Call on UN Security Council
The time is increasingly right for high-level action, the group’s…
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The Stream, June 4: Water Riot in India
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A Hindu youth who washed himself with water meant for…
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In China, Every Square Meter Counts
Circle of Blue's senior editor wraps up his first of three weeks reporting in the field from China, finding a wealth of promise in fields of golden wheat.
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Photo Slideshow: Coal Mining and Wine Making in Australia
An overview of Australia's Hunter Valley, traditionally known for its vineyards but more recently as a hydrocarbon center.