Water is not the rarest element on Earth, but it is our most precious natural resource because every terrestrial life form—plant, and human—depends on …
On the June 1st edition of Your Call, we’ll discuss the global water crisis.
Sep 28, 2007 · The new reservoirs gradually became major water suppliers for growing cities like Shijiazhuang. Farmers, the region’s biggest water users, began depending almost exclusively on wells.
Feb 15, 2016 · The growing risk of worldwide water shortages is worse than scientists previously thought, according to a new study. About 66 percent, which is 4 billion people, of the world’s population lives without sufficient access to fresh water for at least one month of the year, according to a new paper
Enjoy the New Mexico Acequia Association Blog with stories and photos of our work, families and communities.
Magdalena, New Mexico faces a fearsome crisis: a municipal water system that is no longer capable of delivering potable water to the village’s 938 people.
Jun 11, 2014 · While some countries and U.S. states are banning fracking, Mexico prepares to liberalize its energy sector embracing the controversial gas producing method; but paving the way for greatly increased production, the potential for costly externalities looms in a land where water is scarce and seismic activity is common.
Problems: WATER SHORTAGES “There is simply no way to overstate the fresh water crisis on the planet today.” Maude Barlow and Tony Clarke, Blue Gold: The Fight to Stop the Corporate Theft of the World’s Water
Amid climate change, drought and mismanagement, our world’s most valuable resource is becoming scarce. Much of the crisis is man-made — and even water-rich countries like Germany are to blame.
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