Regulation

Wildfires threaten water quality for years after they burn

Wildfires threaten water quality for years afte...

Years after wildfires burn forests and watersheds, the contaminants left behind continue to poison rivers and streams across the Western U.S. — much longer than scientists estimated.  A new study...

Wildfires threaten water quality for years afte...

Years after wildfires burn forests and watersheds, the contaminants left behind continue to poison rivers and streams across the Western U.S. — much longer than scientists estimated.  A new study...

New study shows huge groundwater losses along Colorado River

New study shows huge groundwater losses along C...

The research highlights the groundwater issues complicating the Colorado River's already strained water supply.

New study shows huge groundwater losses along C...

The research highlights the groundwater issues complicating the Colorado River's already strained water supply.

A very long Nile, or 6,650 km of problems

A very long Nile, or 6,650 km of problems

Who owns the water of the Nile and what is its most dangerous inhabitant? Most of us know very little about the world’s longest river, and it's high time to...

A very long Nile, or 6,650 km of problems

Who owns the water of the Nile and what is its most dangerous inhabitant? Most of us know very little about the world’s longest river, and it's high time to...

How medieval lessons for managing floods could help those facing them in northern Italy today

How medieval lessons for managing floods could ...

Living with a river rather than fighting it was how medieval people were able to survive

How medieval lessons for managing floods could ...

Living with a river rather than fighting it was how medieval people were able to survive

Call Issued For Urgent UK Water Sector Reform

Call Issued For Urgent UK Water Sector Reform

  Urgent calls for reform of the water sector in the UK have been issued by a team of researchers from the Centre for Environmental Policy (CEP) at Imperial College...

Call Issued For Urgent UK Water Sector Reform

  Urgent calls for reform of the water sector in the UK have been issued by a team of researchers from the Centre for Environmental Policy (CEP) at Imperial College...

EC introduces 10% water saving objectives to create awareness in Water Resilience Strategy

EC introduces 10% water saving objectives to cr...

The European Commission is asking all Member States to reduce their water use by ten per cent by 2030. These water saving objectives are part of the Water Resilience Strategy...

EC introduces 10% water saving objectives to cr...

The European Commission is asking all Member States to reduce their water use by ten per cent by 2030. These water saving objectives are part of the Water Resilience Strategy...

Regulation

Water companies selling sludge fertiliser containing banned ‘forever chemical’ to farmers

Water companies selling sludge fertiliser containing banned ‘forever chemical’ to farmers

<b>EXCLUSIVE</b>: Sewage sludge fertiliser so...

Water system upgrades could require more than $1 trillion over next 20 years

Water system upgrades could require more than $1 trillion over next 20 years

Upgrades to U.S. stormwater, wastewater and drinking wate...

Water, the next big flashpoint in Geopolitics?

Water, the next big flashpoint in Geopolitics?

Humans have waged wars for power, resources and riches. H...

We are currently witnessing the re-privatization of water

We are currently witnessing the re-privatization of water

If despite predatory practices and huge extraction of ret...

AWWA updates national PFAS cost estimates

AWWA updates national PFAS cost estimates

In April 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection ...

Locking up water bosses won’t fix Britain’s sewage crisis, campaigners warn

Locking up water bosses won’t fix Britain’s sewage crisis, campaigners warn

As environment minister Steve Reed threatens water bosses...

UN Water publishes new SDG 6 country acceleration studies : the case of Cambodia

UN Water publishes new SDG 6 country acceleration studies : the case of Cambodia

UN Water publishes new SDG 6 country acceleration studies...

5 Takeaways From Our Reporting on Toxic Sludge Fertilizer

5 Takeaways From Our Reporting on Toxic Sludge Fertilizer

It is now studying the risks of PFAS in sludge fertilizer...

South Africans must embrace drinking treated sewage water or risk severe shortages – The Mail & Guardian

South Africans must embrace drinking treated sewage water or risk severe shortages – The Mail & Guardian

(Delwyn Verasamy/M&G) ...

PFAS Litigation Update - Water Finance & Management

PFAS Litigation Update - Water Finance & Management

While the settlements only benefit drinking water claims,...

REPORT: 58% of Idaho's Wastewater Treatment Plants Violated Clean Water Act Standards | Idaho

REPORT: 58% of Idaho's Wastewater Treatment Plants Violated Clean Water Act Standards | Idaho

A new report finds pollution violations at wastewater tre...

Navigating the complexities of discharge regulations in industrial water/wastewater

Navigating the complexities of discharge regulations in industrial water/wastewater

A: Wastewater discharge regulations are highly complex, w...

How Much Of India's Wastewater Is Left Untreated?

How Much Of India's Wastewater Is Left Untreated?

As Statista's Florian Zandt details below, a textbook exa...

UN System Wide Strategy on Water and Sanitation Launched

UN System Wide Strategy on Water and Sanitation Launched

UN System Wide Strategy on Water and Sanitation Launched ...

‘Poo in the Water’: How Financial Engineering Sullied Britain’s Most Famous River

‘Poo in the Water’: How Financial Engineering Sullied Britain’s Most Famous River

Environmental critics say Thames Water loaded up on debt ...