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‘A Lot of Catastrophe’: Louisiana Water Systems Still Reeling from Hurricane Laura
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Nearly three weeks after the Hurricane Laura, more than 30 water systems in the state are still not operating.
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Western Wildfires Damage, Contaminate Drinking Water Systems
As they tear through forests and developed areas, fires in California, Oregon, and Washington have destroyed water infrastructure and released chemical contaminants.
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In Northeastern Syria, Pollution And Conflict Prevent Thousands From Clean Water
Where the Oil Runs Deep, Water Turns Foul
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India’s Most Recent Cyclone Highlights A Worrying Future
Storms are growing stronger as the planet warms. India must focus on an integrated approach after Cyclone Amphan, researchers say.
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Country’s Aging Dams, a ‘Sitting Duck,’ Facing a Barrage of Hazards
Repairing all the country’s deficient dams could cost $70 billion. Having them fail would come with a far greater price, experts say.