Too much. Too little. Too dirty.
The world’s water problems are a three-headed beast.
Planet Enters Era of ‘Global Water Bankruptcy,’ UN Report Says
New approaches needed to adapt to an altered environment.
Michigan’s Other Water Crisis: PFAS’s Prevalence in Private Wells
Ahead of the curve when it comes to testing city water for PFAS, Michigan has met its match with the state’s over one million private wells, urging residents to get their water tested.
Spain’s Hog Haven Pollutes Catalonian Waters
Nitrates from livestock and crop production contaminate waters almost everywhere globally.
Three Great Lakes States at Greatest Risk as EPA Rolls Back Wetland Protections
Communities in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin are especially vulnerable to regulatory rollbacks.
Clean Water Is a Virtue in Helping Cities Be ‘Livable and Lovable’
Lessons from Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona
When the West’s Rivers Surge Each Spring, Older Groundwater Dominates the Runoff
A better understanding of groundwater in the headwaters could improve streamflow predictions.
ICE Raids in California Block Farmworker Access to Clean WaterÂ
Threat of being seized by federal agents keeps workers in hiding without adequate water supplies.
Political Left, Right, and Everyone Between, United Over Water
In a raucous era, citizens in Indiana find a safe place for consensus on water supply.
Blue-green algae is making a home in the warming waters of Lake Superior’s watershed
Long a threat to southern Ontario lakes, climate change is allowing cyanobacteria — or blue-green algae — to thrive in even the coldest of the Great Lakes
Farmers consider abandoning drought-hit region in central Hungary
As drought worsens in Hungary’s Homokhátság region, farmers and beekeepers confront shrinking yields, rising costs, and an uncertain future.