The Stream, September 6, 2023: Global Study Reveals Damage to Tropical Rivers from Mining Them
A global study spanning four decades and thousands of riparian miles reveals the devastating impact of river mining in the tropics.
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The Stream, July 19, 2023: As Heat Waves Continue, EU Advisory Group Proposes ‘Blue Deal’ for Sustainable Water Policies
The European Union’s European Economic and Social Committee has adopted six opinions for sustainable water policy, to be presented in October.
The Stream, March 8, 2023: Rewilding Pulls Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Wetlands Back from the Brink
Privatization, rewilding, and international support for the Atlantic Forest, Brazil’s second largest, offer hope for its restoration.
The Stream, January 11, 2023: Proposed Hydropower Project Threatens Sacred Yakama Nation Food-Gathering Lands
In south-central Washington state, a pumped-water storage project threatens a First Foods gathering area, a sacred place for the Yakama Nation.
The Stream, December 21, 2022: In Global Biodiversity Agreement, Freshwater Protection and Restoration Are Prominent
At the UN biodiversity summit, roughly 190 countries pledge to protect 30 percent of the world’s lands and waters by 2030.
New Satellite Will See Water’s Big Picture
SWOT mission aims to fill global gaps in key water data.
The Stream, March 30, 2022: New Technology Could Solve Solar Energy’s Water Problem
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN Experts say mismanagement of resources could plunge Morocco into a water crisis as climate change worsens. Cameroon faces its most recent cholera outbreak. Michigan lawmakers pass a major spending bill, including billions for water infrastructure. Australian officials propose a major damming project that has been met with intense criticism for bypassing standard […]
The Stream, March 23, 2022: Can African Nations Meet WASH Goals?
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN Africa is not on track to meet global goals for water access, sanitation, and hygiene. Islamist militants are attacking water infrastructure in Burkina Faso. A new report concludes the United States has not met the goals of decades old legislation meant to keep waterways clean. More than half of the United States […]
Perspective | More Attention Needed on Freshwater Biodiversity
Freshwater species are dying off and decreasing in abundance. Yet conservation funding centers on lands and oceans.
The Year in Water, 2021
Water Crises Take Center Stage
