Fresh Water Crisis Seen at Top of Clinton Global Initiative Priorities |
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War on Water: A Clash Over Oil, Power and Poverty in the Niger Delta |
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Thousands Search for Fresh Water, Food in a Monumentally Contaminated War Zone |
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Corporate Corruption Drains Capital, Global Report Finds |
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Rash of Water Main Breaks Points To Vulnerability of Systems |
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Peter Gleick: Crikey! Real Water Conservation and Efficiency in Australia |
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Regular readers of this blog know my feelings about the potential to improve the efficiency of our water use. Besides being cheaper and more environmentally beneficial than new supply options, efficiency improvements are easier to find. |
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Circle of Blue “at the forefront” – News Photographer Magazine |
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Keeping an Eye on Water From Space |
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NYT: Farm Runoff is Polluting Nearby Residents’ Water Wells |
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Ed Kashi: Oil and Conflict in the Niger Delta |
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![]() Circle of Blue reporter Aubrey Parker spoke with Ed Kashi. He is a photojournalist for National Geographic. |
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Water ‘tops list’ of Chinese environmental problems |
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Reported by: Edie.Net |
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Corporate corruption has led to dire consequences as diverse as water shortages, exploitative work conditions and unsafe medicines, according to a just-released report by Transparency International (TI), a global non-profit aimed at exposing and preventing corruption.
Major water main breaks in Los Angeles and Baltimore in recent days highlight challenges to the U.S. water infrastructure system.

A New York Times investigation into worsening U.S. water pollution details how unregulated farm runoff is poisoning people’s wells.












