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link to Ouch. California’s DWR sued for billions following Oroville Dam emergency

Ouch. California’s DWR sued for billions following Oroville Dam emergency

Butte County is suing the California Department of Water Resources for billions of dollars following February's Oroville Dam fracture. This is on top of numerous other lawsuits by business owners and...

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link to Critics say ‘more efficient’ Clean Water Act reviews may result in increased municipal burdens

Critics say ‘more efficient’ Clean Water Act reviews may result in increased municipal burdens

The Trump administration prides itself on deregulation, but when it comes to the federal approval process involving the nation's water, critics say that Trump's "more efficient" process will mean...

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link to Hopi Tribe’s Lawsuit Over Snowmaking Reinstated

Hopi Tribe’s Lawsuit Over Snowmaking Reinstated

The San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff, Arizona have spiritual significance to nearby Native Americans and economic significance for those who rely on skiers making their way to the Snowbowl. This...

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link to Wetlands Protection May Erode in Wisconsin

Wetlands Protection May Erode in Wisconsin

A controversial piece of legislation in Wisconsin is pitting business groups against environmental organizations.  The Republican-sponsored law would roll back protections for wetlands not connected...

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link to Denver, Tucson and 3 other cities receive water conservation award

Denver, Tucson and 3 other cities receive water conservation award

Five U.S. cities were honored on May 3 for their residents' commitment to water-saving choices as part of the second annual National Mayor's Challenge for Water Conservation. Separated into five...

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link to NASA study projects warming-driven changes in global rainfall

NASA study projects warming-driven changes in global rainfall

WASHINGTON, May 3, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A NASA-led modeling study provides new evidence that global warming may increase the risk for extreme rainfall and drought. The study shows for...

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