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South Florida's drinking water has become increasingly threatened by shrinking wetlands, algal blooms, and now, saltwater intrusion.

When the region experiences droughts, as it did in 2023–2024, the resulting water shortages can lead to increasing water conflicts.

One of the world's tiniest fern species, Azolla filiculoides may be one of our greatest tools for lowering agricultural pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Severe flooding is, unfortunately, inevitable. What isn't inevitable is how ready we are, says Friederike Otto of World Weather Attribution

Tracking barge traffic on inland waterways gives the US Army Corps of Engineers new inputs to ensure the efficient transport of commodities.

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Construction of new reservoir will force relocation of 2K people

From Los Angeles to Cairo, the global water crisis is escalating – but Valencia's Tribunal de les Aigües could inspire a solution, says author Roman Krznaric

We spoke to experts in the realms of science, academia and water filtration to help you navigate the often complicated, ever-fluid world of residential tap water, so that you can make smarter and more informed choices about how to purify your drinking water.

Like Albuquerque, cities across the West rely on fragile water sources — and aging infrastructure.

A collision of climate change, urban sprawl and poor infrastructure has pushed Mexico City to the brink of a profound

It's the first step to addressing what floodplain experts call a 'loophole' in the building code.

Endangered desert pupfish are causing a hindrance in the conservation of water from the Colorado River, which is a crucial source of water for seven states and Mexico.

A world shipping association says there were at least 35 major bridge collapses worldwide from 1960 to 2015 due to ship or barge collision with a total of more than 340 killed.

The transport of freight along Germany's large inland waterways network continued its long-term decline last year, when 172 million tons were shipped, the...

Every day, farmer Nguyen Hoai Thuong prays in vain for rain to fall on the cracked dry earth of her garden in Vietnam's Mekong Delta—the country's "rice bowl" agricultural heartland.

A new study led by UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography postdoctoral scholar Jennifer Bowen finds that canals used to drain soggy peatlands in Southeast Asia are likely hotspots for greenhouse gas emissions.

After three years of behind-the-scenes planning, trash hauler LRS scraps an idea to send waste down to Central Illinois from the Sanitary and Ship Canal.

Cut-flower farms could be a sustainable option for mitigating water pollution.

"Innovation that spurs change typically takes quite a long time to fully impact the real economy," Peter Oppenheimer says. But AI might be different.