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30 Wednesday Sep 2026
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23 Wednesday Sep 2026
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16 Wednesday Sep 2026
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≈ Comments Off on Watch: Groundwater Depletion from Space – Jay Famiglietti
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09 Wednesday Sep 2026
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≈ Comments Off on Watch: Hidden Depths: Water as a Resource and a Weapon. CSIS
Water is essential to global society, for everything from drinking and growing food to producing energy and cultural practices. 40 percent of the world’s workforce works in sectors that rely on water, and water counts for $58 trillion in global economic output each year. But while the industrialized world can take water access for granted, water resources around the world are increasingly under stress. Billions of people lack access to safely managed sanitation systems and drinking water, and as this critical resource grows increasingly scarce, it is becoming a trigger for, weapon in, and casualty of global conflicts.
26 Wednesday Aug 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Could Texas Run Out Of Water? Wall Street Is Betting Big On It.
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20 Thursday Aug 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWorld: As drought scorches England, one farm stays green
29 Wednesday Jul 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Water as a Resource and a Weapon
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Water is essential to global society, for everything from drinking and growing food to producing energy and cultural practices. 40 percent of the world’s workforce works in sectors that rely on water, and water counts for $58 trillion in global economic output each year. But while the industrialized world can take water access for granted, water resources around the world are increasingly under stress. Billions of people lack access to safely managed sanitation systems and drinking water, and as this critical resource grows increasingly scarce, it is becoming a trigger for, weapon in, and casualty of global conflicts.
22 Wednesday Jul 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Why the Netherlands Floods Its Own Land
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15 Wednesday Jul 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Reclaiming Water for an Increasingly Thirsty World | Bloomberg
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08 Wednesday Jul 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: watch The Surprising Solutions to the World’s Water Crisis
17 Wednesday Jun 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: The Water Crisis | National Geographic
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10 Wednesday Jun 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: PBS-As the Colorado River dries up, how Western states are …
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03 Wednesday Jun 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Our Water Crisis Is WAY WORSE than You Think…Here’s Why
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27 Wednesday May 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: This Is the First American City That Will Run Out of Water
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20 Wednesday May 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Rivers at risk – Water crisis on four continents | DW Documentary
13 Wednesday May 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Why Las Vegas Is a Model for Saving Water
06 Wednesday May 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Parched the Documentary
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29 Wednesday Apr 2026
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≈ Comments Off on U.S. Drought Monitor April 2026
The latest drought monitor shows three-quarters of the U.S. is now dealing with some level of drought or dryness. Of that, 60% falls in the D1 moderate drought to D4 exceptional drought categories, the highest level since November 2022. To put it in perspective, drought coverage has only exceeded 60% about 30 times in recent history, 25 of those during the widespread drought of 2012 and 2013.
22 Wednesday Apr 2026
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≈ Comments Off on WaterWednesday: Nick Estes – The Age of the Water Protector and …
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28 Friday Nov 2025
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≈ Comments Off on Natural sequence farming: How Peter Andrews rejuvenates drought areas