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Surcharges to start in January, expected to bring in about $40M
Council won't repeal an ordinance on the roadway or call for a public vote, citing legal guidance.
Colorado River’s recovery still hinges on winter snow
Record-high water temperatures from El Niño are driving higher sea levels
Restriction in watershed expires 90 days after Gov. Walz leaves office.
Researchers believe global warming nearly tripled the size of Boundary Waters blazes
State disputes it paid too much for too little, points out pact's terms in perpetuity.
Gila River weighs lawsuit to protect water supply
Catching the peak of Minnesota's leaf show with views from balloons, trains and boats.
The materials trigger inflammation linked to disease, death. Now scientists appear to have discovered why
The city will form a committee if voters approve a tax for water, sewer and drainage on Nov. 3.
Clearwater will begin negotiations on the sports complex.
Years after a transfer of the Atwater Kent Collection was approved, a deal will keep the trove in the city’s hands.
Neighbors fear Poland Spring contributes to low-water conditions
She was defrauded by a man posing as a lawyer for a well-known Catholic organization.
With low levels at its reservoir along I-95, Cambridge may turn to its dry day fund
The council also voted to sell a city-owned parcel to Scientology this week.
The land deal, which includes an island and waterfront property with an aquatic habitat, could come to a vote before county leaders this year.
Uranium mining left community with legacy of contaminant fears
‘He didn’t care about the credit. He never did,’ ex-Sen. Flake says
Joaquin’s municipal water is in danger from oil and gas wastewater
Gradual mountain melt seeps to aquifers; liquid precipitation, not so much, satellite data confirm
At least a dozen waterfowl have died along the downtown lakefront in recent months, prompting advocates and experts to suspect botulism worsened by climate change
Clearwater residents want to reverse a City Council vote giving Scientology part of South Garden Avenue.
Fears that Burnham's plan to hand powers to new boards will create more red tape
Agriculture officials defending groundwater protection rule.
Trump’s shadow looms large as campaigns heat up
Some residents want speed limit for boaters after fatal high-speed crash on Fox waterway
Thanks to warmer, wetter summer, mosquitoes and other insects are swarming Chicagoland, especially around standing water and the lakefront beaches
Minister advises storing food and water in case of winter power cuts
Hammerheads, blacktips are no longer anomalies
A wall of water crashing through river banks, bringing down bridges, homes and other infrastructure yesterday
Says proposed rules are ‘draconian,’ harmful
Drought and dead wood stacked the deck for the Boundary Waters wildfires.
State applauds decision, but also ponders lawsuit
California ordered to curb water use by 12%. Arizona, Nevada face steeper reductions.
Recent storm surges have overtopped Lake Tarpon’s aged high-water barriers.
A Navajo family works to figure out a new way of life as the waters of Lake Powell continue to diminish
The tiny particles foul every corner of the Great Lakes, a source of drinking water for 40M people
As Lake Mead continues to shrink, more bodies are being discovered in the reservoir
Pinellas officials are leaning on the controversial wastewater solution as a state deadline looms.
State looks to make up for Colorado River’s decline
Proposed energy project in Oakham sparks concerns over drinking water
Water users seek a share of the shrinking Colorado River
Anger as companies to be given green light to increase bills at times of high demand
U.S. and Iran both claim full authority over waterway
Warns feds current water supply design could land them in court
Andy Burnham has said he is angry with water companies for treating customers as a "bottomless source of funding" after more than a dozen firms were given approval to raise bills again.
“Shoeless” Joe Jackson was a South Carolina fish out of water starting his career with Connie Mack’s Athletics.
Clearwater could cut 140 full-time positions in two years of lowered property taxes.
Spate of intrusions believed to be work of Iranian hackers
Drop comes as cuts to Arizona’s supply loom
Last year, a proposal was made to build a sports complex on course property.
Politicians accused of “conspiracy of silence and inaction” as evaluation of water quality in lakes and rivers across country finds pollutants ranging from microplastics to “forever chemicals”.
U.S. Ignored Warnings
Commissioners also asked for a study on data centers' threat to the water supply.
Pipeline lets cities access reserves saved for decades
State law that protects groundwater is financially straining family operations that may end up losing land to industrial growers
Video of worm-like creatures highlights persistent complaints at Adelanto lockup.
COLORADO RIVER BASIN Legal Fight Expected — Climate Change Puts Crimp on Supply
Dozens of municipal water systems targeted.
Plymouth, South St. Paul, others saw disruptions at plants.
With money scarce, repairs occur only in areas considered most likely to break next.
Arizona, Nevada also won't face harshest water limits that could have been imposed.
Council will decide how to proceed with bid to develop Landings Golf Club.
Thirty-seven claims were brought by injured passengers. One man died in the incident.
Colorado River's two big reservoirs drop to record levels. Experts warn users of cuts.
National Lottery, Thames Water and bus services in PM's sights for nationalisation
Sunset Boulevard expected to be closed for days
The City Council in 2024 had started looking at leaving the utility as its agreement was set to expire.
It says deficit must be cut as PM-in-waiting considers nationalising Thames Water
Civilian towboat operators rescue Boundary Waters visitors as intense wildfires spread near Ely.
Downing Street backs calls for Fifa probe into Argentina players who waved banner claiming sovereignty over islands, as Buenos Aires accuses British warship of illegal journey into its waters
Stuart Beck faces a charge of first-degree murder in the death of Michael Conrad.
Navajo, Hopi declare emergency over drought
Boat was returning from memorial at sea when it sank, killing 1. Three are still missing.
How did Clearwater City Council end up giving away a public street for free?
The candidate for governor addresses past ties to alleged Clearwater fraudster.
Residents asked to conserve municipal water supplies
How plan to relax waste disposal regulations could impact Arizona
New pavilion with cafe, restrooms will expand access to waterfront
The Garden Avenue fallout has stirred up campaign drama for Bianca Latvala, who is seeking Seat 4.
Lack of snowmelt threatens lifeline for millions of people and acres of farmland in Southwest
Despite some recent drought relief, the restrictions set to end on July 1 will now run through Oct. 1.
Research effort spanned 3½ years, funded by AZ Board of Regents
The church has sought South Garden Avenue for more than a year. What happens next is unclear.
Heavy police presence as anti-immigration protests continue
Tehran officials deny targeting the aircraft after water rescue of two crew members
In a win for tax-exempt groups, a borough’s stormwater treatment charges were found to be a “tax” — not a “fee.” Homeowners and businesses throughout Pennsylvania may have to absorb such costs.
Adrenaline-seeking athletes soar above the downtown waterfront in international event.
The church has said it needs the road for a large event hall — plans that go back to the early ’90s.
Manchester mayor reveals first major policy proposals for Labour
Children in Cumaná, Venezuela, with containers after filling them at a stream. Access to drinking water is severely limited in the city.
Iran gained leverage and power by taking control of the waterway. Former officials said the move was hardly unexpected.
As plastics clog the waters, industry presses to make more and downplays dangers, Tribune analysis finds
Starmer accused of going easy on welfare cheats to prevent system from collapse
Projections blown out of the water by study.
Defense says US attorney may have had ‘personal contact’ with grand jury
Risks From Collisions, Shallow Water and Mines for Fleet of Stranded Ships
Joelle Castelli’s last day leading the communications office was May 7.
Researchers try to unravel the mystery of walleye survivability in southern Minnesota's waters.
Walkers enjoy the sunshine and rising temperatures on the Thames at Wallingford, Oxfordshire yesterday
Rapid growth has increased water demand. But experts say not all development is created equal.
Facilities strive to prevent wasting key resource
Well-level monitoring key to water planning
Artificial intelligence promises limitless thinking. Its footprint on water, air and power is anything but small.
Emails show the Shapiro administration fast-tracked a proposal backed by the drugmaker to ease water pollution reporting regulations.
Plan from AZ, CA, NV would aid Colorado River
As the lack of rain spurs restrictions, officers go out in the dark, issuing first-time citations.
The Deer Island plant is a marvel of modernity, and it doesn’t even smell bad
Kearny saves enough water to avoid shortages
A watered-down proposal on requirements died in the House without a bill hearing.
If approved, the St. Pete referendum would be on the November ballot.
Still No Plan for Talks — Rivals Vie for Control of Key Waterway
Environmental groups filed a lawsuit on the 16th anniversary of the nation’s worst offshore oil spill, when BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig sent 134 million gallons of crude spewing into the ocean.
Intense weather fuels 15 tornadoes across Illinois; waterways expected to crest
Clearwater's Yo Mama's Foods wants to buy a National Guard Armory to grow its campus.
In cities such as Monticello, residents worried about water and energy use want councils to set limits.
Draft: $174B needed to meet demand over the next half century
Decaying plants create greenhouse gas. State is urged to track reservoirs’ emissions.
A Florida water management board quietly changed its policy for data centers after a state push.
Defence secretary John Healey reveals Royal Navy tracked three Russian submarines on a covert surveillance mission targeting data-sensitive cables and energy pipelines in North Atlantic – and taunts Moscow: ‘Putin failed’
Russian warship escorts oil tankers through UK waters in defiance of Prime Minister’s threat
The pilot’s inability to find the Clearwater Airpark exacerbated the emergency that killed him and two women inside a home in 2024.