Join in for World Water Day 2025
World Water Day, held on 22 March every year, is an annual United Nations Observance focusing on the importance of freshwater.
Waste pollution is a growing crisis, but understanding it is the first step to action. Explore the UN Environment Programme UNEP’s interactive page to learn about the types, impacts, and solutions to ...Read More
The Canadian Blue Community Water Watchers invites you to take action: There’s never a better moment to act than right now. Today is the day to do something. Find several ways you can take acti...Read More
In a press release, the Italian water company acea communicated the launch of its “Water Alliance”. The statement reads: Acea CEO Fabrizio Palermo is in Davos today to participate in the...Read More
Water shortages in the Culhuacanes and Santo Domingo areas of the municipality of Coyoacán, Mexico, have reached critical levels, leaving families in alarming conditions. Faced with this situation, me...Read More
Documents reviewed by India’s Deccan Herald reveal that the proposed industrial area, accommodating red, orange, and green category industries, will span 420.63 acres within the Zone-1 catchment...Read More
The British Blue Community ‘We Own It’ calls for action: ⏰ The Govt have under 2 weeks to block the bailout of Thames Water. 📑25,000 people have signed the petition to take Thames Water ...Read More
Storm surges and sea-level rise damage sanitation systems and threaten ecosystems and human health. We need to take this risk seriously. As rising sea levels and climate change-induced storms batter c...Read More
The Shamattawa First Nation in Canada’s northern Manitoba, which has been without drinking water for a week, has been forced to close its school and nursing station. The community has been under...Read More
The government of Paraguay, led by President Santiago Peña, continues to fulfil its commitment to bring dignity and well-being to the country’s indigenous communities. Through the Paraguayan Ind...Read More
Picture: Sudanese queue for drinking water from a well in the town of Omdourman, north of the Sudanese capital Khartoum, on 18 January 2025. Khartoum has been hit by power and water cuts for more than...Read More
Households in India’s rural Maharashtra complain of having to pay water charges and also spend on buying water from private operators to meet their basic needs: ‘Scam to make contractors rich’. ...Read More
Rivers have never been as diverse as they are today, with human activities influencing their morphologies and contents. Catherine Russell discusses recent research that founds a crucial new sub-branch...Read More
Thailand’s Public Health Ministry plans to have 1,750 more village tap-water plants meet hygiene standards this year after the ministry found that only 420 of all villages nationwide have tap wa...Read More
New publication: “From cooling water war to cooling towers: Transnational water diplomacy for the allocation of nuclear cooling on the Aare and Rhine Rivers, 1965-1972”, by Alicia Gutting....Read More
New publication: “Rational and relational paradigms: A case study of the Indus Basin”, by Medha Bisht, Associate Professor, Department of International Relations, South Asian University, N...Read More
Melting glaciers caused by global warming release largely unknown bacteria and viruses into the environment. These microorganisms could help us tackle some major global problems, from plastic pollutio...Read More
Corruption, pollution and repression: how Dutch companies profit from Kazakhstan’s toxic oil industry. Since the sanctions on Russian oil, the Netherlands has become heavily dependent on Kazakh oil. D...Read More
New publication: “The Deep-Sea Discharge Project and the failure of environmental conservation in the Ergene Basin, Turkey” by Semra Ocak and A.K. Sayse. ABSTRACT: The success of environm...Read More
The Costa Rican College of Chemists has decided to support the government in its proposal to revise the drinking water quality regulations, including a “systematic analysis of the use of pestici...Read More
It’s the height of summer down-under in Sydney, a time when tourists and locals are usually flocking to the city’s famous beaches. But nine beaches were shut to the public this week – including well-k...Read More
For the inhabitants of El Playón and Mampuján, the dream of having drinking water shall finally come true in 2025. The people of San José de El Playón and Mampuján, districts of Bolivia’s munici...Read More
Fisheries officers are investigating a fish kill after 30,000 fish of various species were found dead on Australia’s Gnoorea Beach, about 1,500 kilometres north of Perth, late last week. A local...Read More
New boreholes at Twic displacement camp help improve living conditions. Access to safe drinking water is not just a necessity; it’s a fundamental right that enables families to raise healthy individua...Read More
Historically known as the land of the two rivers—the Tigris and the Euphrates, modern-day Iraq was the cradle of human civilization. The fertile soils of its rivers were where early humans first start...Read More
Join in for World Water Day 2025
World Water Day, held on 22 March every year, is an annual United Nations Observance focusing on the importance of freshwater.