Global Rundown UN food agency warns of a ‘systematic shock’ to global food production from the U.S. war against Iran. Kuwait electricity and water ministry reports damage to a service building at a ...

The Rundown And lastly, senators from opposite sides of the political spectrum ask for data center energy reporting requirements. “Comprehensive, annual energy-use disclosures by data centers and ...

By Annie MacKeigan, The Water Desk Call it the winter that wasn’t. Throughout Colorado a record-warm and dry winter has come to a close. Attention now pivots to spring and the potential for additional ...

Explore the implications of the Gulf desalination plants war risk and its potential effects on water supply in the Persian ...

The practice of reporting on the environment starts with a working knowledge of a range of scientific disciplines. One of them is chemistry. To wit: since the 1960s, when Americans and visionary ...

Consumers Energy is looking to delay hundreds of millions of dollars in planned safety upgrades at the largest dam in Michigan while it seeks approval of a hotly-debated plan to sell the facility and ...

A landmark agreement between a Seattle electric utility and local tribes will prioritize salmon recovery on the Skagit River, which also has three hydroelectric dams. ● A World Bank grant will support ...

Reusing waste heat could help the Great Lakes reduce climate change emissions from heating and cooling buildings. The region has a huge opportunity for energy innovation that could reduce costs to ...

For more than two decades, the Colorado-born photographer Pete McBride has documented the overwhelming beauty and the gathering threats to the Colorado River. Now with the lowest snowpack on record in ...

And lastly, FEMA reinstates a grant program for climate-resilient infrastructure. “African governments will use their wealth in critical minerals to seek partnerships that deliver them meaningful ...