The indigenous groups fighting against the quest for 'white gold' in South America
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Taliban bringing water to Afghanistan’s parched plains via massive canal
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The crop that’s sucking the Colorado River dry: Hay swallows triple the water used by everyone in the region to shower, water lawns, and do laundry
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The Huussi toilet in Finland's pavilion at the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale disposes of waste without any water
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Phoenix area can’t meet groundwater demands over next century
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California fires back at other Western states with its own Colorado River plan
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Arizona city cuts off a neighborhood’s water supply amid drought
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Emergency measures needed to rescue Great Salt Lake from ongoing collapse
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Disaster scenarios raise the stakes for Colorado River negotiations
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California approves large, controversial desalination plant for Monterey Peninsula
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How San Francisco’s recycled water program stumbled into performative environmentalism
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California’s drought regulators lose big case. What it means for state’s power to police water
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The grass is always browner – Swedish neighbours vie for 'ugliest lawn' title on the island of Gotland
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Rio Grande runs dry in Albuquerque for the first time in forty years
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California imposes sweeping ban on pumping river water in San Joaquin Valley, Bay Area
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Critics blast Poseidon desalination plan as crucial vote looms
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'Unprecedented' water restrictions ordered for millions in Southern California
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In dry California, some buy units that make water from air
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The Middle East is running out of water
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In the Klamath Basin, pretty much everybody’s feeling the pain
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Drought in Mexico reaches critical levels as lakes dry up
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Marin to be first big Bay Area water agency to push ahead with water restrictions
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In Colorado's climate change hot spot, the West's water is evaporating
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The lost river: The Colorado River serves over thirty-five million Americans before reaching Mexico – but it is dammed at the border, leaving locals on the other side with a dry delta
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Losing the eternal blue sky: Meet a changing Mongolia. Rivers are dry. Pastureland is giving way to mines. And wintertime smog obscures the famed blue sky. How did the country get here?
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California farmers are planting solar panels as water supplies dry up
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Two million in Zimbabwe’s capital have no water as city turns off taps
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Water democracy: Farmers in New Mexico band together to protect scarce water resources from developments that could end their way of life
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Will damming this river lead to war?
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Cape Town’s ‘day zero’ water crisis, one year later
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Traveling the Green River to understand the future of water in the West
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Britain will have water shortages in twenty-five years thanks to climate change, environment chief says
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Europe’s most important river is running dry
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Glaciers are retreating. Millions rely on their water.
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Rainwater harvesting eases daily struggle in Argentina’s Chaco region
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Cry me a river: Low water levels causing chaos in Germany
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The outrageous plan to haul icebergs to Africa
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Finding a solution to Canada's Indigenous water crisis
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Scientists warn of the imminent depletion of groundwater in Chile’s Atacama desert
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Water scarcity stirs debate over who owns Brazil's rivers
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‘Day Zero’: From Cape Town to São Paulo, large cities are facing water shortages
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Water scarcity and conflict
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Why smart policies are key to solving the world’s clean water problems
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The Aral Sea is bringing new wealth to fishing villages in Kazakhstan, but their neighbours on the opposite shore in Uzbekistan are suffering a very different fate
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The water wars of Arizona - Attracted by lax regulations, industrial agriculture has descended on a remote valley, depleting its aquifer — leaving many residents with no water at all
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The ice stupa: An artificial glacier growing in the desert
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