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American Rivers cites Potomac, Suwannee among most at-risk waterways in 2026 report

With over 80% of U.S. rivers lacking adequate protection, rivers are among the most at-risk ecosystems on the planet, despite their importance to society.

Turquoise waterfall cascading over rocky terrain surrounded by dense green forest under blue sky

Can you ‘Dig’ it? Clearer water brings back wildlife to the White River

The local ecosystem has been reshaped by a 28-mile network of 18-foot-diameter tunnels intercepting untreated effluent that once flowed into the watershed.

Otter swimming in golden-brown water near a submerged branch in natural habitat

What your non-revenue water number is actually telling you

Non-revenue water is better understood as a signal to interpret.

Educational infographic on non-revenue water management showing water loss from pipes with title 'WD Non-Revenue Water 101'

After a decade of missteps, Corpus Christi careens toward water catastrophe

Officials in Corpus Christi expect a “water emergency” within months and to fully run out of water next year. That would halt jet fuel supplies to Texas airports, trigger a surge in gasoline prices and result in an “economic disaster” without precedent, former officials said.

Aerial view of San Diego downtown skyline with marina, sailboats, and waterfront district under blue sky

Virginia lawmakers reach agreement for first steps to monitor PFAS in biosolids

A compromise has been reached on how Virginia can begin to monitor the presence of “forever chemicals” in biosolids that are used as fertilizer on farms.

Man in dark suit and purple tie speaking into a microphone inside a formal legislative chamber

San Diego County residents endure growing medical toll from Tijuana River pollution

San Diegans taking part in the CDC survey reported headaches, congestion and coughing as the most common symptoms related to sewage overflows.

Dramatic sunset over wooden pier with fiery orange and gray clouds

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Colorado River negotiators are nearly out of time and snowpack

With another federal deadline only weeks away and record-low snowfall further drying out the watershed, states have begun talking about whether they are prepared for litigation.

Serene river reflecting red canyon walls and cloudy blue sky

State partnership funds Rhode Island coastal town’s fight against climate change

Bristol, R.I., has secured a $788,000 loan from the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank, capitalizing on the agency’s extensive history of successful environmental financing.

BMW sedan navigating flooded city street with traffic lights and buildings

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Monterey Peninsula saving for a dry day through aquifer storage program

Whereas traditional dams stockpile water in open lakes, ASR stores it deep underground in the spaces between rocks and sand.

Industrial pipeline equipment with control panels in desert-like outdoor location

Rivers in the sky: How San Francisco manages drought and downpour

San Francisco uses innovative methods to handle atmospheric rivers, turning extreme weather into a sustainable resource strategy.

Weather analysts reviewing storm data on large monitor in an office

Oregon EPR law creates new mandate for packager accountability, officials say

This summer, Oregon implemented a landmark extended producer responsibility (EPR) plan for packaging, paper and food serviceware.

Colorado Springs works toward water security, explores IPR

As drought remains a critical threat in the western U.S., Colorado Springs is exploring IPR for water reuse in the future.

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