Two years ago, residents and other partners helped plant 77 young trees in Lower Price Hill as a strategy to adapt the neighborhood to climate
Water law experts say the Supreme Court's recent decision will set a precedent for the federal government to intervene in water conflicts between states moving
Protecting and restoring the Mississippi River is no small feat. What would it take to create large-scale change? [from The National Wildlife Federation Blog]
Tropical storms and flooding are forecasted in Houston this Juneteenth, and some celebrations are being canceled and postponed. Yet, rain could provide a backdrop for
While access to clean water is a basic need, communities continue to struggle with properly and efficiently managing and treating water. Through innovative solutions organizations
Hanusik’s photos are paired with written pieces by a host of collaborators describing joy and heartbreak in South Louisiana. [from NOLA.com]
In 2014, Flint, Michigan, made national headlines. It was all due to elected officials’ decision to switch the city’s drinking water supply — intended to
State leaders must balance ambitions with investment in climate action at the scale of the problem. [from Santa Rosa Press Democrat]
A push to make sure people in the city of Buffalo have clean drinking water is continuing as Buffalo Water is asking people to take
The water crisis in Flint, Michigan, led Aria Harris to focus her career on working for a more water-secure world, including a leadership program at
U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-N.M.) sent a letter to top officials to “ensure the safety” of residents who receive water from CRRUA. [from Source New
Today, we are in conversation with Olivia Juarez and Val Z. Schull from GreenLatinos. GreenLatinos is a national non-profit organization that brings together Latine leaders
