Cape Town faces the unenviable situation of being the first major city in the modern era to run out of drinking water... READ MORE›
The taps will be turned off when the reservoirs serving Cape Town drop below the minimum levels needed to provide water safely... READ MORE›
That's what residents of Cape Town are calling the day when their city is predicted to run out of water... READ MORE›
Many in the United States have now decided to forego drinking tap water in exchange for raw water, putting their health at risk in the process... READ MORE›
Deforestation in the Amazon River basin, hundreds of miles away, may also be adding to Sao Paulo's water crisis... READ MORE›
Forty-three cities provided information, and 33 of these used distortions in their water testing in the past decade... READ MORE›
At least several hundred Haitians died in the storm, a number of them in Port Salut... READ MORE›
Typically, schools are very responsive, said Roger Crouse, Maine's drinking water program director... READ MORE›
Lambrinidou's Virginia Tech colleague Marc Edwards was one of the first scientists to highlight the risks posed to Flint residents by their drinking water... READ MORE›
Climate change is likely to cause decade-long mega-droughts across US south-west and Great Plains, new study shows... READ MORE›
-- President Obama on Saturday declared a federal emergency in Flint, meaning federal financial aid will be available to assist with the drinking water crisis... READ MORE›
Most Americans get their drinking water from a fragmented network of about 155,000 different water systems serving everything from big cities to individual businesses and school buildings... READ MORE›
Egypt, once celebrated as the gift of the Nile, is in the grips of a serious water crisis... READ MORE›
Severe water scarcity can lead to crop failure and low crop yields, which could cause food price increases as well as famine and widespread starvation... READ MORE›
The Michigan Civil Rights Commission issued a report in February blaming systemic racism going back decades for the problems that caused the water crisis in Flint... READ MORE›
Campaigners want to shut down a Nestle bottled water plant in southern Ontario, arguing there's not enough water to go around... READ MORE›
Over half of Israel's drinking water now comes from desalination... READ MORE›
As they battled to get as much water to the fire crews as they could, firefighters were working to protect the water treatment plant itself... READ MORE›
There is no estimate of how many of the nation's 155,000 water utilities flush lines before testing for lead... READ MORE›
Calvin Rieder, 19, has been trying to solve the world's water problems since Grade 7. Lost cause? Far from it... READ MORE›
A water scandal at Shawnigan Lake can be a litmus test for BC voters... READ MORE›
Flint, Michigan is experiencing a well-documented crisis as a result of a contaminated water supply... READ MORE›
Overseeing the city's water supply is Ramon Aguirre Diaz, director of the Water System of Mexico City, who is frank about the perils ahead... READ MORE›
Perhaps the most pervasive effect of recent criticism of the Philadelphia water department has been an erosion of trust in government... READ MORE›
Smiths Falls, Ont., residents fearful after water contaminated by fire... READ MORE›
They leave that up to the department of environmental protection, which gets its numbers from the Philadelphia water department... READ MORE›
We still have a leaky system, said Justin Bloom, executive director of Suncoast Waterkeeper, which sued St. Petersburg and Gulfport last year over repeated sewage discharges... READ MORE›
The effects of climate change are weighing heavy on this coastal Labrador Inuit community... READ MORE›
However, for billions of people around the world, daily water still comes from lakes and rivers... READ MORE›
The World Bank said countries in large swathes of the world could shrink by up to 6 percent by 2050 due to water scarcity and climate change... READ MORE›
Flint water crisis 5 faces dealing with lead-tainted taps in Michigan... READ MORE›
Yorkshire Water confirms it is safe for residents of Thorne and Moorends to use tap water if it is boiled first... READ MORE›
In common with many other parts of Southern Africa, Angola has been in the grip of a drought which has persisted for several years... READ MORE›
Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., reacts during a Democratic presidential primary debate at the University of Michigan-Flint, Sunday, March 6, 2016, in Flint... READ MORE›
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