River Rights Gone Wrong in California In the Golden State, dwindling water resources are increasingly a source of conflict By Michael Shapiro February 28, 2023 In this story: water, rivers, indigenous communities
What the Flood Took, What It Left Behind Last summer's flood in Kentucky upended a way of life By Austyn Gaffney December 15, 2022 In this story: climate change, water
Oasis in the Desert Against long odds, the Colorado River Delta in Mexico is being restored By Sarah Tory September 20, 2022 In this story: water, rivers, climate change
Do You Know Where Your Water Comes From? An Oakland educator follows her tap water 240 miles to the source By Rebecca Stoner August 7, 2022 In this story: activism, water, education, hiking
Mapping a State's Secret Water How groundwater mapping could be a game-changer for California By Isobel Whitcomb July 13, 2022 In this story: science, drought, climate change, water
Wildlife Needs Groundwater Too In an arid region of Oregon, groundwater pumping imperils the “Everglades of the West” By Isobel Whitcomb June 12, 2022 In this story: water, climate change
Brooklyn's Infamous Superfund Site: Also a Wildlife Haven How to clean up the Gowanus Canal? It's complicated. By Lela Nargi June 22, 2022 In this story: water
The Trickle-Down Effect of Agriculture in Iowa Will the state's residents always have to put up with terrible water quality? By Charlie Hope-D'Anieri March 16, 2022 In this story: agriculture, climate change, water
Flint’s Water Settlement Is a Kick in the Face $626 million might seem like a lot, but not when 99,000 people drank tainted water By Jessica Myers December 17, 2021 In this story: environmental law, environmental justice, water, clean water, urban living
The River Keepers How a US millionaire worked with Chilean environmentalists to stop a mega dam project in Patagonia By Jonathan Franklin August 22, 2021 In this story: books, water, activism, indigenous communities