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

	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

	Water Tracing the fabric Sustainable cotton slow to catch on with big brands By CK Staff

	Water No rain How infrastructure helps determine the risk of violence following drought By Adrien Detges

	Water One of America’s great rivers fights for its life The Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint river system brings precious water to three states. If only they could all get along. By Robynne Boyd

	Water Run of river Agreement struck to dismantle four California dams

	Water What will it take to get plastics out of the ocean? From drones to filters to artificial islands, innovators are working to reduce the threat trash poses to marine ecosystems. By Anja Krieger

	Water Stopping food waste France becomes first country to ban food waste by supermarkets. By CK Staff

	Water Satisfying African agriculture’s growing thirst The water for farming is there, but it will take new tactics to meet the continent’s projected needs. By Rebecca L. Weber

	Water INFOGRAPHIC: Water A fun collection of facts about water that you've probably never considered all at once.

	Water Piping as poison The Flint water crisis and America’s toxic infrastructure By Chris Sellers

	Water The case for selling Canada’s water Why the false spectre of bulk water exports is stopping Canadians from having an honest discussion about the resource itself. By Chris Wood

	Water Great lake swimmers Conservation experts are worried about the destructive impact Asian carp are likely to have on the Great Lakes ecosystem. By Andrew Reeves

	Water Water down under Lessons from Australia's revolution in water management. By Erica Gies

	Water Shallow waters Can a changing climate hamper hydropower’s role in the shift to a low-carbon future? By Kerry Freek

	Water The business case for acting on water Corporate response to water risks improving but still inadequate: CDP By CK Staff

	Water Buried water How Toronto's Garrison Creek disappeared from view – and how it may rise again. By Caroline Lou

	Water Shrinking agriculture’s water footprint Food and beverage companies could play a major role in helping reduce global water consumption through their supply chains. By Catherine McLean

	Water Cities are finally treating water as a resource, not a nuisance From Houston to Melbourne, the surprising ways urban areas are dealing with water woes. By Erica Gies

	Water Big green projects to help the climate CK ranks the 10 biggest infrastructure projects in Canada that will help lower the country’s GHG emissions. By CK Staff

	Water Sea level rise could be faster, worse than expected: studies More evidence is emerging indicating that climate change may raise sea levels faster and higher than originally thought. By CK Staff

	Water Norway pumps up ‘green battery’ plan for Europe Norway aims to store surplus clean energy from the rest of Europe through its vast hydropower network. By Paul Brown