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Aug 17

Watch 6:13
Toxic spill causes hardship for the Navajo farmers and ranchers downstream

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It's been nearly two weeks since an EPA accident at a defunct Colorado mine fouled rivers in multiple states, and among the hardest hit residents are the Navajos. Special correspondent Kathleen McCleery reports from New Mexico.

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Jul 08

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Are Michigan's pristine lakes at risk from aging pipelines?

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In Michigan, two aging pipelines carry 20 million gallons of crude oil and natural gas a day under some of the most pristine water in the country, the Great Lakes Straits of Mackinac. An oil spill would be devastating to…

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Jun 22

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Aquaponic farming saves water, but can it feed the country?

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Aquaponics, a system of farming that uses no soil, also uses far less water than traditional agriculture. But while the technique is gaining attention, it remains a very niche way to grow produce due to economic limitations. Special correspondent Cat…

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Jun 04

EPA says fracking has not caused widespread damage to drinking water but safeguards needed

By Matthew Daly, Associated Press

The Environmental Protection Agency says hydraulic fracturing activities have not led to widespread harm to drinking water in the United States. But the agency also says the controversial drilling technique could affect drinking water if safeguards aren't maintained.

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Apr 26

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Will Israel's new water technology yield political gain in the arid Middle East?

By PBS News Hour

Over the past few years in Israel, the country's water shortage has become a surplus. Through a combination of conservation, reuse and desalination, the country now has more water than it needs. And that could translate to political progress for…

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Apr 21

California court rules against tiered payment system for water usage

By Anna Sillers

The city of San Juan Capistrano, California, is using a tiered system to charge residents for water usage as a way of encouraging water conservation due to the state’s new water laws. But a state appeals court ruled that the…

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Mar 20

Even scarier than California's shrinking reservoirs is its shrinking groundwater supply

By Colleen Shalby

California's water shortage could potentially affect the entire nation.

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Jan 26

Triggering thirst with the flip of a switch

By Justin Scuiletti

What if you could trick your brain into thinking you weren't thirsty in the first place without ingesting a single drop of water, or make yourself believe you are thirsty when you are not?…

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Jan 07

Watch 2:08
NewsHour Shares: Bill Gates drinks water purified from waste

By PBS News Hour

Human waste is being turned into drinkable water at a treatment plant in Washington state, with funding by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. In our NewsHour Shares video of the day, we see how the pioneering idea could be…

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Jan 06

WATCH: This machine turns human waste into water

By Ruth Tam

The Janicki Omniprocessor converts sewer sludge into water, electricity and fertilizer.

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