Climate: water resources
Extreme weather and prolonged drought in some regions are affecting electricity generation — notably hydroelectric and nuclear power.
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One week later, parts of South Florida still recovering from historic rainfall, flooding - WPLG Local 10
News WPLG Local 10 ·Canal pipe breaks, threatening a northern Montana irrigation project and drinking water - The Associated Press
News The Associated Press ·Casper needs resident, businesses to help find lead water pipes - Oil City News
News Oil City News ·Power outage in downtown Lansing - WLNS
News WLNS ·‘Lady in the Lake’ Trailer: Natalie Portman Tries to Untangle Moses Ingram’s Murder in Baltimore-Set Journalism Drama
News IndieWire ·Franklin Park residents angered by soaring water bills after meter replacements - NBC Chicago
News NBC Chicago ·Gulf of Mexico disturbance likely to develop into 2024’s first tropical depression - Yale Climate Connections
News Yale Climate Connections ·Researchers discover alarming impact of heat on wildlife sleep patterns: 'This study reveals a new axis of stress that ... - The Cool Down
News The Cool Down ·Despite investigation, leader of water agency says agenda unchanged - Los Angeles Times
News Los Angeles Times ·SC: Boil water advisory has been lifted - WYFF4 Greenville
News WYFF4 Greenville ·Walters: California seeks more resilient water supply as usual foes battle for access - The Mercury News
News The Mercury News ·How Can We Work With Nature to Tackle Drought and Desertification? - IISD Reporting Services
News IISD Reporting Services ·Austin Water wants customer feedback on potentially higher rates for 2025 - KXAN.com
News KXAN.com ·America's Water Woes - Daily Kos
News Daily Kos ·Key bills
H.R. 7776: Water Resources Development Act