Climate: water resources
Extreme weather and prolonged drought in some regions are affecting electricity generation — notably hydroelectric and nuclear power.
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‘What choice do I have?’: KC family may lose water service over failed online payments - Kansas City Star
News Kansas City Star ·Global warming intensifies typhoon-induced extreme precipitation over East Asia - Phys.org
News Phys.org ·Water authority gets money to build outfall restoration project - Albuquerque Journal
News Albuquerque Journal ·Some California Farmers Pay Water Fee to Protect Aquifers. Does It Work? - The New York Times
News The New York Times ·‘Enough is enough’: Neighbors in Pender County express concerns about discolored tap water - WECT
News WECT ·New Mexico proposes regulations to reuse fracking wastewater - The Associated Press
News The Associated Press ·Dept. of Natural Resources’ decision not to log this area is cause for celebration | Opinion - Tacoma News Tribune
News Tacoma News Tribune ·Drought rules proper, judge says in suit brought by water departments - MassLive.com
News MassLive.com ·High surf, flood advisories for California coast amid big waves - Los Angeles Times
News Los Angeles Times ·SVG: CWSA delivers water to affected Northern communities - St Vincent Times
News St Vincent Times ·Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley's top weather and climate stories of 2023 - 4029tv
News 4029tv ·5 things to know about Arizona water heading into 2024 - Arizona Big Media
News Arizona Big Media ·Key bills
H.R. 7776: Water Resources Development Act