Water

Why Imperial Greed Has a Huge Role to Play in India's Electricity Blackout

By Daphne Wysham / Institute for Policy Studies

Neoliberalism and international banking share the blame with technological shortcomings.

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Our Oceans Are Dying--And Obama Wants to Let Shell Drill for More Oil in Arctic Waters

By Subhankar Banerjee / Tom Dispatch

Western North America Faces 21st Century 'Mega-drought'

Environment News Service

Thousands Converge in Washington to Launch National Movement Against Fracking

By Sabrina Artel / AlterNet

The Sky Is Now Legally Protected, Thanks to a Texas Judge

By David Morris / On the Commons

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

5 Crazy Schemes We May Turn to For More Water

Meet the 13-Year-Old Girl Taking on Bottled Water

Water

Drought, Blistering Temperatures and Raging Fires: Are We Screwed? 5 Facts You Should Know

Tara Lohan / AlterNet

Court Strikes Down Parts of Pennsylvania's Act 13, a Law Deemed "The Worst Corporate Giveaway"

Steve Horn / DeSmogBlog

5 Critical Actions That Really Can Put Us on a Sustainable Path

Alyssa Figueroa / AlterNet

Occupy the Dam: Brazil's Indigenous Uprising

John Perkins / YES! Magazine

Get Used to the American West in Flames: What Living With the 'New Normal' Will Mean

William deBuys / TomDispatch.com

Will Southern's California Controversial Desalination Plant Get Off the Ground? Here's the Last Hurdle it Faces

David Rosenfeld / DC Bureau

Dead Zone Pollution Is Growing Despite Decades of Work, So Who's the Culprit?

Sara Shipley Hiles / Environmental Health News

Study Shows Underground Paths Boost Risk of Fracking Pollution

AFP

We're Already Topping Dust Bowl Temperatures -- Imagine What'll Happen if We Fail to Stop 10°F Warming

Joe Romm / Climate Progress

Scientists Say Ongoing Weather Extremes Offer Proof of Climate Change

Suzanne Goldenberg / The Guardian

How Climate Change Is Worsened by Attacks on the Public Sector, Science and Regulation

Amy Goodman, Nermeen Shaikh / Democracy Now!

Newest Victims of Climate Change: Notes From a Wildfire Refugee

John Calderazzo / High Country News

As Farms Bite the Dust, "Megadrought" May Be the New Normal in the Southwest

Ari LeVaux / AlterNet

System Failure: We Are Approaching the End of Society As We Know It -- And That May Be a Good Thing

Terrence McNally / AlterNet

It's No Longer Enough to Regulate Corporate Greed: The Global Water Crisis Demands a Paradigm Shift

Maude Barlow, Meera Karunananthan / AlterNet

'Shock Doctrine' in Action: Vital Freshwater Resources Under Attack by Privatization Capitalists

Scott Thill / AlterNet

Why Some of Our Last Remaining Old-Growth Forests May Be Privatized for a Political Favor

Christine MacDonald / AlterNet

Revealed: NY Governor Plans to Experiment with Fracking in Economically Struggling Areas

Alyssa Figueroa / AlterNet

Will Colorado Transform its Water Law to Prioritize the Public Good?

Heather Hansen / High Country News

Obama Is Fast-tracking an Environmental Disaster to Please Big Oil

Subhankar Banerjee / ClimateStoryTellers.org

Not for Sale: Why We Can't Save the Planet By Putting a Price on Nature

Tom B.K. Goldtooth / Global Exchange

Water Too Dangerous to Drink: What Life's Like in California's Farming Communities

Liza Gross / Environmental Health News

Fracking Los Angeles: What Life Is Like on the Country's Biggest Urban Oilfield

Sabrina Artel / AlterNet

Oil-Soaked Bears and Fake Businessmen: How the Yes Men and Greenpeace Punked Shell

Brooke Jarvis / Salon

The Dark Side to North Dakota's Oil Boom

Nicholas Kusnetz / ProPublica

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