Drops of Hope Along the Colorado River –
After 174 years, the Navajo Nation is still trying to regain access [from ]
After 174 years, the Navajo Nation is still trying to regain access [from ]
We tend to live in heat islands, and the next five years are set to be the warmest ever. Turning on the AC can’t fix
Following one of the hottest summers on record, lawmakers have set an ambitious target: By 2033, they want to bump up the state’s water supply
As a Supreme Court ruling scales back federal water protections, a top California water regulator says the state will maintain stringent oversight of wetlands. [from
Native Soil [from Salt Lake City Weekly]
The city’s needs require a new approach that prioritizes equity, the group argues. [from The Lens]
For Jackson, Flint, and the Navajo Nation, clean water shouldn’t be a pipe dream. [from YES! Magazine]
Runoff from snow caused the Mississippi River to burst its banks, and folks in a mostly Black, low-income area of Iowa are suffering. [from The
As water resources dwindle in the U.S. west due to drought and climate change, Colorado residents are tossing the turf and opting instead for rain
An estimated 500,000 people live in thousands of colonias along the Texas-Mexico border. Largely built between the 1950s and 1980s, these communities have been promised