Color of Water Stories
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
A Tidal Shift: Rethinking Water Resilience
To build a more water-resilient world, we must think differently—about nature, about infrastructure, and about our place in the water cycle.