Are the Great Lakes the best hope for water security in the perennially parched Southwest?
Water utilities are advocating for the federal government to retain the U.S. EPA’s signature water conservation program despite proposed budget cuts from President Trump.
Is Senator Ted Cruz paving the way for invasive species to storm water sources in Texas?
One issue that that continually brings Mexican and U.S. officials to the deliberation table is water.
The Trump administration took action last week that could pave the way for a controversial water project in a California desert that had been halted under President Obama.
California water utilities will need to report water loss figures to the state under a new law that aims to reduce non-revenue water and conserve resources.
As the prospect of water shortages stares down various regions of the country, Oregon is considering a suite of water bills designed to address groundwater problems.
Describing the rationale for diving deeper into the industrial water market, the chief executive of water giant Suez Environment is stressing water scarcity as a pressing global problem.
Does California need another seawater desalination plant?
San Diego officials want to serve up treated sewage water to customers’ taps within the next decade, but officials in neighboring cities are wary of the effort.
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