By Mitch Tobin, The Water Desk Every spring, high-country streams and rivers in the American West begin to swell with water as the region’s snowpack starts to dissipate. It’s easy to assume that the ...

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Two communities in Pennsylvania, after enduring three years of contaminated well water, have declared emergencies seeking public funds to build new water lines. ● The construction of an irrigation dam ...

Leaders in Corpus Christi, Texas, voted to cancel the construction of a desalination plant, as industrial use and drought threaten widespread water shortages. ● Nearly two million people in eastern ...

House passes a water and energy spending bill for fiscal year 2026 that boosts Army Corps construction budget. ● White House uses an illegal maneuver to retract an additional $3.2 billion in foreign ...

Severe water shortages for Palestinians in the West Bank are being exacerbated by settler attacks on pipelines, wells, and other water infrastructure. ● Deforestation in the Amazon is responsible for ...

Communities in Nepal’s Madhesh province, the country’s largest producer of grain, are building artificial ponds to conserve groundwater through summer drought. ● The majority of Florida’s largest ...