Fresh, April 4, 2023: Canadian Government Pledges Increased Funding for Great Lakes
Following meetings between President Biden and Prime Minister Trudeau, Canada’s government pledges increased spending on the Great Lakes.
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Following meetings between President Biden and Prime Minister Trudeau, Canada’s government pledges increased spending on the Great Lakes.
Millions of fish have died in southeastern Australia, reigniting a local battle over river overuse.
UN Water Conference highlights risks and opportunities for the Great Lakes region.
After a weekend of intense rain and flooding, another atmospheric river is expected to sweep across California.
A new United Nations study suggests that by 2050, sediment buildup could cause thousands of the world’s largest dams to lose a combined 26 percent of their storage capacity.
In south-central Washington state, a pumped-water storage project threatens a First Foods gathering area, a sacred place for the Yakama Nation.
In Mexico, the rushed development of a tourist train across the Yucatan peninsula threatens biodiverse rainforests and Indigenous communities, drawing UN attention.
Extreme weather fueled by a warming planet is devastating children in Kenya and Pakistan.
The conservative government in Ontario is pushing for changes to the province’s wetlands policy that would loosen protections for “provincially significant wetlands.”
Multiple cholera outbreaks in countries like Haiti, Malawi, and Syria are challenging global health agencies.
The future of the cryptocurrency industry is at stake in New York as the governor considers a moratorium on certain forms of crypto-mining.
Initiative in the Rio Grande basin intends to thwart catastrophic wildfires that wreck watersheds.