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When the Taps Go Dark

When the Taps Go Dark

Qatar operates desalination plants producing 538 million gallons per day. Bahrain depends on desalination for 85% of its drinking water. Kuwait for 90%. Gulf states have invested $53.4 billion in...

When the Taps Go Dark

Qatar operates desalination plants producing 538 million gallons per day. Bahrain depends on desalination for 85% of its drinking water. Kuwait for 90%. Gulf states have invested $53.4 billion in...

Channel 4 Drama Dirty Business Exposes Sewage Scandal

Channel 4 Drama Dirty Business Exposes Sewage S...

As winter lingers and audiences look for gripping new television, Channel 4’s latest docudrama, Dirty Business, has burst onto the scene, turning the spotlight…

Channel 4 Drama Dirty Business Exposes Sewage S...

As winter lingers and audiences look for gripping new television, Channel 4’s latest docudrama, Dirty Business, has burst onto the scene, turning the spotlight…

U.S. faces massive drinking water infrastructure investment shortfall, warns AWWA report

U.S. faces massive drinking water infrastructur...

The AWWA report projects that the average annual bill for drinking water could rise from $429 in 2025 to $969 by 2050, an increase of 126%. The AWWA report projects...

U.S. faces massive drinking water infrastructur...

The AWWA report projects that the average annual bill for drinking water could rise from $429 in 2025 to $969 by 2050, an increase of 126%. The AWWA report projects...

Sixth year of drought in Texas and Oklahoma leaves ranchers bracing for another harsh summer

Sixth year of drought in Texas and Oklahoma lea...

The Southern Plains states get a severe drought about once a decade, but long-lasting droughts lately have been leaving farms, rangeland and water sources with too little time to recover....

Sixth year of drought in Texas and Oklahoma lea...

The Southern Plains states get a severe drought about once a decade, but long-lasting droughts lately have been leaving farms, rangeland and water sources with too little time to recover....

Water Is Fashion’s Blind Spot. That Is Now a Business Risk

Water Is Fashion’s Blind Spot. That Is Now a Bu...

As water scarcity accelerates across global fashion supply chains, sustainability claims are colliding with a much harsher reality on the ground - and translating into measurable business continuity risk. The...

Water Is Fashion’s Blind Spot. That Is Now a Bu...

As water scarcity accelerates across global fashion supply chains, sustainability claims are colliding with a much harsher reality on the ground - and translating into measurable business continuity risk. The...

Torrential ‘Atmospheric River’ hits Southern Spain

Torrential ‘Atmospheric River’ hits Southern Spain

Since the beginning of 2026, Spain has been hit by seven major storms. This train of storms is trapped between two high‑pressure systems and therefore continues to discharge rainfall over...

Torrential ‘Atmospheric River’ hits Southern Spain

Since the beginning of 2026, Spain has been hit by seven major storms. This train of storms is trapped between two high‑pressure systems and therefore continues to discharge rainfall over...

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Michigan’s Other Water Crisis: PFAS’s Prevalence in Private Wells

Michigan’s Other Water Crisis: PFAS’s Prevalence in Private Wells

By K.R. Callaway; Inside Climate News December 30, 2025...

Water Bankruptcy and Political Collapse

Water Bankruptcy and Political Collapse

Tehran faces evacuation as Iran's water crisis triggers m...

The largest natural disasters of 2025 - Water Issues - a newspaper about water: water, rivers, water law, EC

The largest natural disasters of 2025 - Water Issues - a newspaper about water: water, rivers, water law, EC

Humanity is paying an ever higher price for runaway clima...

Permian Basin: The making of a pressure cooker

Permian Basin: The making of a pressure cooker

When Sophisticated Infrastructure Meets ...

The planet's

The planet's "third pole" is melting: the Himalayas are losing billions of tons of ice, threatening rivers that supply more than 2 billion people.

Satellites confirm accelerated melting of Himalayan glaci...

When Civilizations Run Dry: The Timeless Pattern of Irrigation Mismanagement

When Civilizations Run Dry: The Timeless Pattern of Irrigation Mismanagement

When we think about water and civilization collapse, we i...

The AI iceberg: Why water utilities are drifting into dangerous waters without deep expertise

The AI iceberg: Why water utilities are drifting into dangerous waters without deep expertise

In utility boardrooms across the sector, "Artificial Inte...

African leaders warn water strains are driving food insecurity, conflict, and migration

African leaders warn water strains are driving food insecurity, conflict, and migration

Imane LechhebSaturday 13 December 2025 - 09:46 ...

Pakistan Uses Global Forum To Warn Of India’s Indus Waters Treaty Suspension Risks

Pakistan Uses Global Forum To Warn Of India’s Indus Waters Treaty Suspension Risks

The decision of Pakistan to bring up the suspension of th...

‘The Precedent Is Flint’: How Oregon’s Data Center Boom Is Supercharging a Water Crisis

‘The Precedent Is Flint’: How Oregon’s Data Center Boom Is Supercharging a Water Crisis

Amazon has come to the state’s eastern farmland, worsenin...

Inside the PFAS Settlements: Why the Special Needs Funds Could Mean Millions More for Utilities

Inside the PFAS Settlements: Why the Special Needs Funds Could Mean Millions More for Utilities

By Ken Sansone & Kyla Tengdin Disbursements from the ...

How a U.S. Government Shutdown Could Impact Water Treatment & the Industries That Depend on It

How a U.S. Government Shutdown Could Impact Water Treatment & the Industries That Depend on It

When people hear about a government shutdown, they usuall...

Brazil may face water scarcity by 2050

Brazil may face water scarcity by 2050

Amazonas currently has consumption levels below the natio...

CIWEM warns of skills gap as UK water sector seeks 43,000 recruits to deliver £100bn investment

CIWEM warns of skills gap as UK water sector seeks 43,000 recruits to deliver £100bn investment

The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Mana...

Rivers are heating up faster than the Air − that’s a Problem for aquatic Life and People

Rivers are heating up faster than the Air − that’s a Problem for aquatic Life and People

By Li Li (李黎), Penn State (The Conversation) - When you t...