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The River of Grass: Florida’s Everglades, clean energy, and sugar


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WEST PALM BEACH, Florida — Efforts to restore portions of the Everglades to more historic conditions have prompted the state government to buy up United States Sugar and its 187,000 acres of land.

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Global warming presents potential bottleneck for proposed Nestle plant


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SACRAMENTO – If Nestle Waters North America fails to consider the effects of global warming before opening a new bottled water plant in northern California, Attorney General Jerry Brown intends to sue the company.

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Opinion: Turning the tide in the water crisis


In conversation with public responses to their proposed water bond, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Senator Dianne Feinstein explain the logic behind the legislation.

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Sanitation and drinking water: is the world on track?


New UNICEF and the World Health Organization report: despite global progress, sanitation remains a major health concern throughout the developing world.

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Climate change, water shortages threaten the cedars of Lebanon


LEBANON — The historic cedars of Lebanon, famed from biblical accounts and prized for more than 4000 years throughout the Middle East, are now threatened by climate change, Reuters reports.

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British bond emboldens investors to benefit from privatized water


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LONDON – A note set to mature in 2014 now encourages investors to make a profit from water. As consumption habits change, companies hope to reap the yields in economies worldwide, announces Reuters.

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Writing competition challenges students to think about the future of India’s water


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MUMBAI – Eco-petition, an annual student writing competition sponsored by international products company Henkel India Ltd., has announced that this year’s theme is water.

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Sculpture exhibit, Aquifer, to showcase water


WASHINGTON, D.C. – Water will be the theme for the Washington Sculptors Group’s upcoming exhibit, Aquifer.

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Drought-stricken district in Inner Mongolia receives Swedish no-flush toilets


DONGSHENG, Inner Mongolia – In a rapidly growing, water-starved region of Inner Mongolia, a project backed by Sweden’s Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) offers residents waterless toilets.

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Proposed rule will prevent wells from illegally draining Colorado River


Owners of wells in Arizona, California, and Nevada drain an estimated 5 billion gallons annually from the Colorado River.

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