Water

We Need to Avoid Just Scaring Ourselves and Then Doing Nothing After a Disaster Like Super Storm Sandy

By Daphne Wysham / Institute for Policy Studies

Can we move into a long-term push toward the kind of energy future that will not bring real terror to millions around the world?

Read More

Frightening and Amazing Photos From Those Enduring Sandy's Wrath

By Editorial Staff / AlterNet

Frankenstorms and the Fukushima Factor: More Than 20 Nuclear Power Plants Are in Sandy's Path

By Gar Smith / Chelsea Green Publishing

Obama vs. Romney: A Stark Contrast on the Environment and Energy

By Fen Montaigne / Yale Environment 360

Coverup No More: Shocking Photos Dead Wildlife from Gulf of Mexico Spill Emerge

By Lauren Kelley / AlterNet

Enviro Newswire

Enviro Newswire
presented by

Celebrating World Water Day by Reducing Water Use in the United States

Major Military Contractor Poisons American Troops, Avoids Accountability

Only a Revolution in Our Thinking Can Save Us From a Water Crisis

blog advertising is good for you.

Water

Why We May Be Able to Start Feeding Ourselves From Urban Waters Again

Bren Smith, Zan Romanoff / AlterNet

U.S. Poised to Be World's Top Oil Producer, Part of 'The New Middle East'. The Bad News: We'll Also Have Their Climate.

Joe Romm / Climate Progress

Can We Survive the Lifestyle Choices of the Planet’s Ecologically Privileged Class?

Joseph Nevins / AlterNet

A New Low: Shale Gas Industry Targets College Campuses, K-12 Schools

Steve Horn / DeSmogBlog

Wake Up! Our World Is Dying and We're All in Denial

Mary Pipher / Psychotherapy Networker

5 Weird and Frightening Effects of Fracking You May Not Know About

Alyssa Figueroa / AlterNet

Towns That Dare to Face Up to Fracking Industry Pay a Hefty Price

Steven Rosenfeld / AlterNet

Will Fracking Sicken and Kill More New Yorkers Than it Employs?

Sandra Steingraber, Kathleen Nolan / New Yorkers Against Fracking

Clean Water Act Faces its Biggest Threat

Rich Bindell / Food and Water Watch

Why Scientists Are in Alarm Mode Over the Keystone XL Pipeline

Laray Polk / AlterNet

International Uproar: American Businessman Dumps Tons of Iron into the Ocean in World's Biggest Geoengineering Experiment

Martin Lukacs / The Guardian

The Clean Water Act Turns 40 and the Work Is Far From Done

William Andreen / Center for Progressive Reform

Communities Take Food Justice Into Their Own Hands, One Plot at a Time

Rachel Morello-Frosch , Manuel Pastor / AlterNet

2012 Drought: Pick Your Poison

Brian Bienkowski / Daily Climate

Palestinians Face Food and Water Crisis in the West Bank Spurred by Israeli Control of Resources

Anna Lekas Miller / Triple Crisis

Disaster in the Making: Grave Warnings Issued That Keystone Pipeline Is Structurally Flawed

Andrew Nikiforuk / The Tyee

Why the New 'Golden Age of Oil' Has Been a Bust

Michael T. Klare / TomDispatch

Oil Companies Bribing Gulf States to Ignore Spill?

Russ Baker / WhoWhatWhy.com

Sh*tstorm: Arizona's Bizarre New Use for Human Waste

Lynn Stuart Parramore / AlterNet

How Fracking Is a Danger to Your Health

Sabrina Artel / AlterNet

Why I Risked My Body to Stop Arctic Drilling

Alyssa Figueroa / AlterNet

Wall St.'s Next Profit Scheme -- Buying Up Every Piece of Your Home Town

Michael Hudson / Michael Hudson's blog

50 Years After 'Silent Spring' We Have Ignored Rachel Carson’s Findings to Our Peril

Joseph J. Mangano, Janette D. Sherman / The Washington Spectator

Only a Revolution in Our Thinking Can Save Us From a Water Crisis

Tara Lohan / AlterNet

South Africa Lifts Fracking Moratorium; Citizens Alarmed By U.S. Fracking Examples

Sabrina Artel / AlterNet

Pages