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Climate, Water & Energy

Water Designer Turns Box Thinking Inside Out

by Sarah Haughn March 23, 2009March 29, 2009

Agriculture, Climate, Drought, Water Policy

California Drought: Snowpack Inspires Consumers, Worries Water Experts

by Sarah Haughn March 20, 2009December 14, 2015

Economics, Health, Water Policy

Sanitation Crisis Brewing in U.S. Tent Cities

by Sarah Haughn March 16, 2009May 21, 2012

Video: The Biggest Dry, Stories of Australia’s Waning Rivers & Worried Towns

Agriculture, Drought

Video: The Biggest Dry, Stories of Australia’s Waning Rivers & Worried Towns

by Sarah Haughn March 9, 2009February 18, 2016

Australia’s Food Bowl, Like The World’s, Is Drying Up

by Keith Schneider March 9, 2009March 12, 2025

A Rice Town’s Cry

by Keith Schneider March 9, 2009March 10, 2016

Video: Aboriginal Elder Beryl Carmichael Sings the River's Lament

Climate, Water News, Water Policy

Video: Aboriginal Elder Beryl Carmichael Sings the River’s Lament

by Sarah Haughn March 9, 2009February 18, 2016

Video: Caring for Basins Beyond Reform with Australian Scientist John Williams

Agriculture, Climate, Drought, Water News, Water Policy

Video: Caring for Basins Beyond Reform with Australian Scientist John Williams

by Sarah Haughn March 9, 2009February 18, 2016

Video: Julian Cribb Predicts "Diabolical" Future for World's River Basins

Agriculture, Climate, Drought, Water News

Video: Julian Cribb Predicts “Diabolical” Future for World’s River Basins

by Sarah Haughn March 9, 2009February 18, 2016

Here’s Something New in Australia: A Plan That Takes Water from Agriculture

by Keith Schneider March 9, 2009March 10, 2016

Video: Greg Ogle Illustrates Murray's Failing Circulatory System

Agriculture, Climate, Drought, Water News

Video: Greg Ogle Illustrates Murray’s Failing Circulatory System

by Sarah Haughn March 9, 2009February 18, 2016

Behind Curtain of Fire, A Land Disfigured By Man and Drought

by Keith Schneider March 9, 2009March 10, 2016

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Executive Order Puts Oldest Polluting Coal Plants Back in Action

Executive Order Puts Oldest Polluting Coal Plants Back in Action

Emergency orders are keeping obsolete coal plants running, raising costs and prolonging toxic pollution.

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‘We’re harvesting the sun’: A huge solar project grows in California

‘We’re harvesting the sun’: A huge solar project grows in California

A sweeping plan to build 21 gigawatts of solar plus batteries on 136,000 acres could be a lifeline for Central Valley farmers facing devastating water shortages.

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As the West’s Scant Snowpack Melts, Coloradans Brace for a Lean Water Year

As the West’s Scant Snowpack Melts, Coloradans Brace for a Lean Water Year

Record-high spring temperatures are worrying skiers, ranchers and water managers.

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EPA Reversal Opens the Door to More Mercury Pollution

EPA Reversal Opens the Door to More Mercury Pollution

Federal pollution exemptions for coal plants reverse decades of progress on toxic air and water pollution.

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Consumers seeks to delay millions in flood control upgrades as it pursues dam sales

Consumers seeks to delay millions in flood control upgrades as it pursues dam sales

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Global Collapse of Migratory Freshwater Fish Drives Calls for Transboundary Cooperation

Global Collapse of Migratory Freshwater Fish Drives Calls for Transboundary Cooperation

New report finds 81 percent population decline since 1970, reflecting broader deterioration of river health worldwide

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Could Iran Disrupt the Gulf Countries’ Desalinated Water Supplies?

Could Iran Disrupt the Gulf Countries’ Desalinated Water Supplies?

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The Great Lakes Are Wasting a Massive Source of Clean Energy

The Great Lakes Are Wasting a Massive Source of Clean Energy

Huge potential gains from using waste heat from sewers, data centers, and power plants.

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