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Water

Before the storm
By Blair Feltmate
Flooding is hitting homeowners hard, but there's a lot that can be done to keep yourself dry
Losing mass
By CK Staff
Politicians search for answer as Lake Chad continues to shrink
Wind energy and the Great Lakes
By Andy Balaskovitz
A new initiative aims to break through the barriers
From bait to plate
By Candice Visser and Quentin Hanich
How blockchain is strengthening tuna traceability to combat illegal fishing

	Water Before the storm Flooding is hitting homeowners hard, but there's a lot that can be done to keep yourself dry By Blair Feltmate

	Water Losing mass Politicians search for answer as Lake Chad continues to shrink By CK Staff

	Water Wind energy and the Great Lakes A new initiative aims to break through the barriers By Andy Balaskovitz

	Water From bait to plate How blockchain is strengthening tuna traceability to combat illegal fishing By Candice Visser and Quentin Hanich

	Water Water woes Water scarcity threatens India and South Africa By Alex Kirby

	Water Capital markets and fishing Tracking the ecological risks for investors in publicly traded companies throughout the fisheries sector.

	Water Water way U.S. and Mexico sign new Colorado River water pact By CK Staff

	Water Boston weighs strategies for staying dry A multi-billion-dollar seawall is among climate adaptation options under consideration for the iconic coastal city. By Eric Bender

	Water Up in smoke Pollution costs Canadian economy tens of billions annually By Andrew Reeves

	Water Hacking the watershed How the de Gaspé Beaubien Foundation is corralling a tech-savvy younger generation to tackle freshwater issues By Andrew Reeves

	Water Industrial symbiosis Nature’s lessons for industry By Lillian Childress

	Water Bible waters War and warming hit Jordan water supply By Tim Radford

	Water The world needs more toilets But not ones that flush By Tamara Avellán

	Water Flood waters How Houston’s sprawl makes it harder to cope with storms like Harvey By Angie Schmitt

	Water Return to the Stone Age Researchers may have found when humans first altered the planet’s geology By Tim Radford