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The global race for groundwater speeds up to feed agriculture’s growing needs

By Grant Ferguson, Jennifer C. McIntosh, The Conversation

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Farmer checks soybean crop in midsummer. Photo by Ryan/Beyer/via Getty Images
As global groundwater disappears, rice, wheat and other international crops may start to vanish

When water is used to grow crops, it’s no longer visible to the consumer. This study keeps track of where ‘hidden’ water is embedded and where it ends up.

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Texas Towns Run Out of Water As Drought Takes Its Toll

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Three Years On, New Orleans Still Struggles With Hurricane Debris

Nearly three years after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, the city is still coping with the toxic debris the storm left behind. Betty Ann Bowser reports from New Orleans on the ongoing controversy over the city's landfills.

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