California refutes Donald Trump's claim of sending military to turn on the state's waterTrump inaccurately claimed military intervention in California water management, which was refuted by state officials and experts.
A California lake turned pink this week - in the name of scienceCalifornia is using pink dye in McLeod Lake to study harmful algae blooms and their sporadic occurrences.
Hillside erosion worsening in California due to wildfires and intense rainCalifornia is experiencing a significant increase in post-wildfire erosion, posing risks to water resources, ecosystems, and communities, particularly with climate change.
Sierra snowpack sees promising start as California water officials take first survey of 2025California's snowpack measurements indicate a solid start to the water year, but uneven distribution of snow remains a significant concern.
How full are California's reservoirs heading into the winter rainy season?California's reservoirs are at a healthy capacity due to wet winters, providing a buffer against potential drought this winter.The state currently holds more water than usual, easing concerns over water shortages despite dry weather conditions.
How California's storms are projected to become more extreme with climate changeClimate change is causing more intense and wetter storms in California.The increase in temperature allows the atmosphere to hold more moisture, leading to more intense downpours.
California refutes Donald Trump's claim of sending military to turn on the state's waterTrump inaccurately claimed military intervention in California water management, which was refuted by state officials and experts.
A California lake turned pink this week - in the name of scienceCalifornia is using pink dye in McLeod Lake to study harmful algae blooms and their sporadic occurrences.
Hillside erosion worsening in California due to wildfires and intense rainCalifornia is experiencing a significant increase in post-wildfire erosion, posing risks to water resources, ecosystems, and communities, particularly with climate change.
Sierra snowpack sees promising start as California water officials take first survey of 2025California's snowpack measurements indicate a solid start to the water year, but uneven distribution of snow remains a significant concern.
How full are California's reservoirs heading into the winter rainy season?California's reservoirs are at a healthy capacity due to wet winters, providing a buffer against potential drought this winter.The state currently holds more water than usual, easing concerns over water shortages despite dry weather conditions.
How California's storms are projected to become more extreme with climate changeClimate change is causing more intense and wetter storms in California.The increase in temperature allows the atmosphere to hold more moisture, leading to more intense downpours.
Volcanic Hazards and Water Management - Natural Health NewsDiscovery of a colossal underground aquifer in Oregon holds over 81 cubic kilometers of water, impacting water management in the US.This aquifer may be the largest of its kind globally, urging further research into water and volcanic hazards.
Killer Rainstorms Are a Cosmic DisgraceWater, a life-giving resource, is increasingly becoming a destructive force due to climate change.Climate change has intensified extreme rainfall events, causing devastating impacts globally.
World's rivers faced driest year in three decades in 2023, UN report saysClimate change is causing erratic water cycles and severe stress on global supplies, necessitating better monitoring and proactive management.
Climate Change Is Drying Up All the World's Rivers at an Alarming RateClimate change is causing unprecedented declines in river levels worldwide, with 2023 marking extreme weather events impacting global water resources.
I'm a Climate Scientist and an Optimist. I Refuse to Give Up HopeAcknowledging the persistent dangers of climate change and the urgent need for action, despite scientific knowledge being available for decades.
Saltwater is poisoning crops. The 'sea asparagus' could be the solutionFeeding 8 billion people requires vast water resources; climate change increasing soil salinization threatens agriculture; researching salt-tolerant plants like salicornia for future crop solutions.
Climate warning as world's rivers dry up at fastest rate for 30 yearsRivers worldwide dried up at unprecedented rates in 2023, threatening global water supply amid severe droughts and fluctuating weather patterns.
Killer Rainstorms Are a Cosmic DisgraceWater, a life-giving resource, is increasingly becoming a destructive force due to climate change.Climate change has intensified extreme rainfall events, causing devastating impacts globally.
World's rivers faced driest year in three decades in 2023, UN report saysClimate change is causing erratic water cycles and severe stress on global supplies, necessitating better monitoring and proactive management.
Climate Change Is Drying Up All the World's Rivers at an Alarming RateClimate change is causing unprecedented declines in river levels worldwide, with 2023 marking extreme weather events impacting global water resources.
I'm a Climate Scientist and an Optimist. I Refuse to Give Up HopeAcknowledging the persistent dangers of climate change and the urgent need for action, despite scientific knowledge being available for decades.
Saltwater is poisoning crops. The 'sea asparagus' could be the solutionFeeding 8 billion people requires vast water resources; climate change increasing soil salinization threatens agriculture; researching salt-tolerant plants like salicornia for future crop solutions.
Climate warning as world's rivers dry up at fastest rate for 30 yearsRivers worldwide dried up at unprecedented rates in 2023, threatening global water supply amid severe droughts and fluctuating weather patterns.
An Ecological Disaster in the Past and One in the MakingThe Aral Sea's disappearance resulted from irrigation demands, highlighting significant environmental mismanagement.Current irrigation projects by the Taliban may disrupt the region's ecological and economic balance.
At 90, this California dam has stood the test of time. Now, it's a landmarkMorris Dam, engineered by John T. Morris' grandfather, is recognized for its historic significance in ensuring reliable water resources for communities.
New California water measures aim to increase fines for violators, protect wetlandsCalifornia increases fines for water diversion violations significantly, enabling effective enforcement by the State Water Resources Control Board.
California is missing out on billions of gallons of stormwater each year, report findsStormwater is an untapped resource that can help address water supply challenges.59.5 million acre-feet of stormwater go uncaptured across the U.S. annually.
New California water measures aim to increase fines for violators, protect wetlandsCalifornia increases fines for water diversion violations significantly, enabling effective enforcement by the State Water Resources Control Board.
California is missing out on billions of gallons of stormwater each year, report findsStormwater is an untapped resource that can help address water supply challenges.59.5 million acre-feet of stormwater go uncaptured across the U.S. annually.
Road sweeper firm fined 20,000 for stealing waterWater theft fines totaling £29,360 imposed on machinery hire company by Thames Water over six years.
Five protesters and one police officer hurt in French reservoir demonstrationViolence erupted in La Rochelle demonstration over agricultural reservoirs, injuring police and protesters.
salu iwadi's radial water basin totem urges preservation of africa's natural resourcesThe Water Basin Totem at the Dakar Biennale explores the vital role of water in Africa's past, present, and future, urging protection of water resources and fostering sustainability.
Graphic reveals how cloud seeding works as Dubai faces record floodsCloud seeding artificially induces rain by adding nuclei to clouds, mimicking natural processes.