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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 The system worked Lessons from the Acid Rain campaign of the 1980’s By Adèle Hurley

	Water Heroes & zeros: VF and Princess Cruises VF Corporation targets deforestation in its supply chain, while Princess Cruises is caught dumping waste. By CK Staff

	Water Who stopped the rain? Water expert Adèle Hurley outlines the advocacy role the Canadian Coalition on Acid Rain played in curbing the silent menace. By Jeremy Runnalls

	Water Growing season Crop failure in one part of the world can mean a bonanza to growers elsewhere By Jeff Rubin

	Water Climate change set to alter flow of River Nile The 400 million people who depend on the predictability of the River Nile face an uncertain future. By Tim Radford

	Water Shrinking wastewater’s hefty carbon footprint Communities looking to reduce fossil fuel use find opportunity in energy-hogging treatment plants. By Erica Gies

	Water L.A.’s concrete river gets real The Los Angeles River – as faded and forgotten a Hollywood starlet as there ever was – could be poised for a comeback. By Jeff Turrentine

	Water Donation notation What do we buy, and at what cost, when we give to nonprofits? By Marc Gunther

	Water Come hell or holy water India’s fight to save the Ganges By Sreya Panuganti

	Water Fake skiing Norway looks to save skiing with climate-friendly snow By Paul Brown

	Water Making an impact District of Columbia rolls out first environmental impact bond in U.S. By CK Staff

	Water Water spotter First new invasive species found in Great Lakes since 2006 By CK Staff

	Water Water waste Sewage plans generate more CO2 than expected: study By CK Staff

	Water Dry beds Silently, quickly, and completely: the world’s lakes in peril By Cara Thuringer

	Water The return of the Ahwar Iraqi marshes officially designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site By CK Staff