Water as a ZNet topic refers to content assessing current water trends and to strategy and vision bearing on water availability, quality, and production in the future.
How I Spent my Summer Vacation… I have written about cultivating our food and running a farm business as a part-time slow…
Sammy Gensaw III (Yurok) was born and raised as a fisherman along Northern Californiaās Klamath River. His journey reflects a blend of…
Some of the largest fossil fuel companies on Earth are disproportionately responsible for the water crisis in the American West, according to…
Treating dirty waste water solves one environmental problem but creates another by releasing large amounts of climate emissions. As microorganisms break down sewage,…
At the northern tip of Wisconsin, a river meanders northward to the worldās second-largest freshwater lake. As it flows, the river gives…
Climate change, together with decades of land mismanagement, has made wildfires more frequent, more intense and harder to control ā especially in…
When Margaret Thatcher made England and Wales the only countries in the world with fully privatised water, the naysayers argued it was…
Earlier this month Prime Minister Mark Carney, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and five largely U.S.-owned oilsands companiesĀ proclaimedĀ a leap forward in ācarbon management.ā…
The Israeli militaryās Orwellian use of artificial intelligence for surveillance, targeting, and execution of attacks against Palestinians in Gaza and the West…
āWeāre used to people saying āfuck noā and doing it anyway.ā These words were seemingly spoken by our very own Governor Gretchen…
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