Color of Water Stories
Inspiring interest in water quality at Cobbs Creek | Penn Today
Faculty and staff, high school and Penn students, and community members are working together to collect and analyze the most detailed water quality data to
Deer overabundance in Michigan means more deer-car collisions, habitat damage – Michigan Public
Deer remain a big problem for Michigan drivers. They're involved in tens of thousands of crashes annually, and in certain urban and suburban areas of
Groundwork New Orleans to Open Stormwater Park – Biz New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS – Groundwork New Orleans and Healthy Community Services will open the Vision 2 Reality (V2R) Stormwater Management Park at 1541 N. Claiborne [from
Water impacts from data centers may expose companies to more risk than acknowledged, a new analysis shows – Ceres: Sustainability is the bottom line
A new Ceres analysis covers the full range of potential water risks facing data center companies, high-tech businesses, and investors due to compounding water demands from
Working with Nature to Protect California’s Agricultural Regions: How Nature-Based Solutions Can Build Resilience
California’s agricultural regions face many interconnected challenges. Implementing nature-based solutions will address climate and water issues, provide public health, environmental and community benefits all while
California State Water Board provides $2 billion for strengthen water infrastructure, increase water supplies – Action News Now
The board’s financial assistance comes from a mix of state and federal sources. Last year, federal programs like the Drinking Water and Clean Water State
NM delegation pushes Congress to finish Navajo water deals – Navajo Times – Navajo Times
New Mexico’s congressional delegation is pressing House and Senate leaders to pass two measures central to the Navajo Nation’s long-running water claims – the Navajo
The Colorado River Is This Tribe’s ‘Lifeblood,’ Now They Want To Give It the Same Legal Rights as a Person – Inside Climate News
The move by the Colorado River Indian Tribes in Arizona and California would give rights of nature to the water, marking a historic first. [from
Stanford projects receive support to tackle pressing environmental challenges –
Selected initiatives employ novel research approaches to explore innovative solutions, from crowdsourcing air quality issues in California’s San Joaquin Valley to enhancing livestock health through