Water
Water Explained
Clean and plentiful water is the cornerstone of prosperous communities. Yet as we enter the 21st century, swelling demand and changing climate patterns are draining rivers and aquifers and pollution is threatening the quality of what remains. NRDC is integrating our expertise in pollution prevention, water efficiency and climate change to sustain America's precious water resources, working to advance smart water efficiency policies to ensure that communities get the water they need while keeping our lakes, rivers, and streams full and healthy.
- Getting the Straight Poop About Industrial Livestock Production
- posted by Jon Devine, 2/2/12
- With World Water Day just two months away, U.S. must step it up on clean water and sanitation
- posted by Elizabeth Shope, 1/26/12
- U.S. Leadership on Water: Only the Sum of Its Parts
- posted by Heather Allen, 1/26/12
- How to Deny that Fish Need Water
- posted by Kate Poole, 1/24/12
- Reconciling cities with water scarcity
- posted by Kaid Benfield, 1/23/12
- From Sinkhole to Stimulus: Fixing Our Water Systems Will Get Jobs Flowing
- posted by Elizabeth Royte, 1/30/12
- PA Is Going the Wrong Way on Gas Drilling Regulation
- posted by John Quigley, 12/6/11
- Popular Pesticide Tied to Reproductive Health Problems
- posted by Lindsey Konkel, 11/28/11
- New Satellite Photos Reveal Vast Extent of Lake Erie's Toxic Algae
- posted by Ben Jervey, 10/31/11
- Don't Drink the Water: Filtration Issues From California to Tuvalu
- posted by Elizabeth Royte, 10/5/11
