Climate: water resources
Extreme weather and prolonged drought in some regions are affecting electricity generation — notably hydroelectric and nuclear power.
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Children take state of Montana to trial over climate change - ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix
News ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix ·Montana youth first to trial over whether state obligated to protect residents from climate change - NBC Montana
News NBC Montana ·Teck: market may hold Glencore to tighter coal deadline even if bid fails
News Financial Times - Energy ·Glencore makes move for Teck Resources’ coal business
News Financial Times - Energy ·Where are the world’s water stresses? - AlterNet
News AlterNet ·Snowy Hydro looks to resume boring within weeks pending environmental approvals
News The Guardian - Energy ·UN climate summit organisers wage public relations battle
News Financial Times - Energy ·US expected to begin unloading oil from seized Iranian tanker
News Financial Times - Oil & Gas industry ·US expected to begin unloading oil from seized Iranian tanker
News Financial Times - Energy ·Gridlock: how a lack of power lines will delay the age of renewables - Financial Times
News Financial Times ·Droughts: when desserts make deserts, water tech is needed
News Financial Times - Energy ·State officials begin gathering feedback for climate plan update with community workshops - Greeley Tribune
News Greeley Tribune ·California’s second-largest reservoir reaches 100% capacity - KTXL FOX 40 Sacramento
News KTXL FOX 40 Sacramento ·Water outflow from Isabella Dam to Kern River to be significantly reduced: US Army Corps of Engineers - KGET 17
News KGET 17 ·Boil water advisory for east bank of JP lifted; parish explains reason for lengthy advisory - WWLTV.com
News WWLTV.com ·Arizona, Low on Water, Weighs Taking It From the Sea. In Mexico. - The New York Times
News The New York Times ·Key bills
H.R. 7776: Water Resources Development Act