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World Water Day Rises to International Prominence

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Water Gets Attention As Conditions Change By Keith Schneider, Circle…

World Energy Council Advances New Details on Water-Energy Nexus

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New report warns of the rising risk of energy and food shortages caused by scarce supplies of water.

South Africa Coal Projects Collide With Water Scarcity, Financial Turmoil

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Water Systems Need Investment and Affordability

Utilities are pulled by opposing economic and infrastructure pressures.

Limits Set To Stop Lake Erie Algae Blooms

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U.S. and Canada agree to reduce phosphorus levels 40 percent.
Flint Michigan drinking water plant J Carl Ganter infrastructure

Flint Water Crisis is Unexpected Opening for City Water Systems

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Climate conditions are changing U.S. water systems and providing space for innovation.

Severe Drought Tightens Pressure in Mekong River Basin

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River flows are historically low in Vietnam.

Southern Africa Droughts Jeopardize Food for Millions

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Though El Nino has peaked, its effects linger across the continent.

The Missing Ingredient in the Obama Water Strategy

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Science and technology are fundamental pieces, but policy change may be the hardest fix of all.

Flint Scandal Is Already Changing the Water Utility Business

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Utilities respond to lead contamination Photo © J. Carl…

Infographic: The Age of U.S. Drinking Water Pipes — From Civil War Era to Today

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Water main ages reflect the nation’s growth By Brett Walton Circle…

Without Water, South Africa Anticipates A Mammoth Crop Failure

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Climate-related consequences are raising food prices, joblessness,…