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THE 11 CITIES MOST LIKELY TO RUN OUT OF DRINKING WATER
Cape Town faces the unenviable situation of being the first major city in the modern era to run out of drinking water... READ MORE›
INSIDE THE LATEST HEALTH DRINK CRAZE
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›
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WINTER STORM EXPECTED TO HIT CALGARY, SOUTHERN ALBERTA
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm warning for parts of southern Alberta, including Calgary... READ MORE›
HAITI DEATH TOLL FROM HURRICANE MATTHEW PASSES 1,000
Authorities bury bodies in mass graves as cholera threat from contaminated water stokes fears of new major outbreak... READ MORE›
AT LEAST 33 US CITIES USED WATER TESTING 'CHEATS' OVER LEAD CONCERNS
Forty-three cities provided information, and 33 of these used distortions in their water testing in the past decade... READ MORE›
AS HARVEY RAGED, WORKERS SLEPT ON COTS TO KEEP NUCLEAR POWER ON
Teams of employees have been stationed at the South Texas Project power plant since early Friday... READ MORE›
ONCE-DREAMY HAITIAN BEACH TOWN PICKS UP THE PIECES AFTER HURRICANE MATTHEW
At least several hundred Haitians died in the storm, a number of them in Port Salut... READ MORE›
CHOLERA SPREADS IN HAITI IN THE WAKE OF HURRICANE MATTHEW
The people of Haiti face a new terror, just days after Hurricane Matthew blasted the Caribbean nation cholera... READ MORE›
LEAD TAINTS DRINKING WATER IN HUNDREDS OF SCHOOLS, DAY CARES ACROSS USA
Typically, schools are very responsive, said Roger Crouse, Maine's drinking water program director... READ MORE›
CHOLERA OUTBREAK CLAIMS 315 LIVES IN YEMEN
Some 7.6 million people live in Yemen's cholera-threatened areas, according to UN estimates... READ MORE›
US AUTHORITIES DISTORTING TESTS TO DOWNPLAY LEAD CONTENT OF WATER
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›
CHOLERA VACCINATION CAMPAIGN KICKS OFF IN ROHINGYA CAMP
Although no cases of cholera have been officially recorded, the vaccination campaign is a precautionary measure to prevent a full-on breakout... READ MORE›
'LIKE A NUCLEAR BOMB': CHOLERA AND DESTRUCTION IN HAITI AFTER HURRICANE KILLS 1,000
The United Nations appealed for 119 million US on Monday to bring life-saving assistance to 750,000 people in southwest Haiti... READ MORE›
YEMEN CHOLERA CASES PASS 300,000 AS OUTBREAK SPIRALS
On 24 June, the World Health Organisation declared that Yemen was facing the worst cholera outbreak in the world, with more than 200,000 suspected cases... READ MORE›
BEYOND FLINT: EXCESSIVE LEAD LEVELS FOUND IN ALMOST 2,000 WATER SYSTEMS ACROSS ALL 50 STATES
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›
'WE WOKE UP IN A DESERT' THE WATER CRISIS TAKING HOLD ACROSS EGYPT
Egypt, once celebrated as the gift of the Nile, is in the grips of a serious water crisis... READ MORE›
MEDICS HEAD TO SOUTHWEST HAITI AS CHOLERA KILLS 13 IN MATTHEW'S WAKE
Clifford Gauther, the health ministry?s director for Haiti?s Sud Department, said Cholera treatment centers, many made of metal sheeting, were destroyed by the hurricane... READ MORE›
FLINT WATER CRISIS: FIVE CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER
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›
ASTONISHING PICTURES SHOW SIBERIAN TOWN LEFT ENCASED IN ICE AS TEMPERATURES DROP TO -40C
Dudinka has a population of around 22,000 and is located in Krasnoyarsk Krai, a large territory that borders the Arctic Ocean... READ MORE›
IN THE WAKE OF MATTHEW, HAITIAN TOWNS STRUGGLE WITH CHOLERA
In the Port-a-Piment hospital, dozens of cholera patients spilled out of operating rooms into hallways and courtyards Sunday, mixing with relatives and harried volunteer staff... READ MORE›
PERSPECTIVE | WAR, HUNGER AND NOW CHOLERA: YEMEN'S CRISIS WORSENS
CAIRO -- By last December, the main hospital in the city of Hajjah in northern Yemen had already received 200 suspected cases of cholera... READ MORE›
IS THE WORLD RUNNING OUT OF FRESH WATER?
Over half of Israel's drinking water now comes from desalination... READ MORE›
'I COULD NOT LET THIS BEAST WIN'
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›
BUFFALO SNOWSTORM: NEW YORK STATE OFFICIALS SAYS THINGS WILL ONLY GET WORSE AS MORE SNOW AND FLOODS FORECAST TO 'HISTORIC' BAD WEATHER
Buffalo snowstorm new york state officials says things will only get worse as more snow and floods forecast to historic bad weather... READ MORE›
WATER UTILITIES SERVING AMERICAN CITIES USE TESTS THAT DOWNPLAY CONTAMINATION
There is no estimate of how many of the nation's 155,000 water utilities flush lines before testing for lead... READ MORE›
A PARCHED WORLD A DRYER HOSE AND AN OAKVILLE TEEN WITH A VISION
Calvin Rieder, 19, has been trying to solve the world's water problems since Grade 7. Lost cause? Far from it... READ MORE›
HEALTH EXPERTS IN HAITI RACE TO STOP THE SPREAD OF DEADLY CHOLERA
A further 28 cholera cases have been reported in Artibonite and six cases in North West, the WHO said... READ MORE›
PHILADELPHIA WATER DEPARTMENT FACES CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT OVER WATER TESTING
Perhaps the most pervasive effect of recent criticism of the Philadelphia water department has been an erosion of trust in government... READ MORE›
PHILADELPHIA'S WATER-TESTING PROCEDURES ARE 'WORSE THAN FLINT' - EXPERT
They leave that up to the department of environmental protection, which gets its numbers from the Philadelphia water department... READ MORE›
FLOOD-FUELLED SEWAGE SPILLS A NEW NIGHTMARE IN IRMA-BATTERED PARTS OF FLORIDA
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›
RARE STORM BATTERS ABU DHABI
The storm, which contained strong winds, frequent lightning and even some hail, caused all flights to be suspended Wednesday at Abu Dhabi International Airport... READ MORE›
ON WORLD WATER DAY, HERE'S A LOOK AT SOME OF THE PLACES THAT DON'T HAVE ENOUGH
However, for billions of people around the world, daily water still comes from lakes and rivers... READ MORE›