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Using satellite data from more than 7,000 global reservoirs, Texas A&M researchers found that while total storage capacity has increased, the filling rate is lower than expected.

Dr Kevin Winter (Senior Lecturer in Environmental and Geographical Sciences at UCT) speaks about Cape Town's flash floods.

CU Boulder's College of Media, Communication and Information is in the process of choosing a dean. By Sam Klomhaus

Water is an essential and indispensable component of humanitys everyday existence. As the global population grows and the climate warms, so does the water demand.

Whether you're new to Arizona, a native, or have been here a while now, it's never a bad idea to remind yourself and loved ones of the dangers of monsoon season and freshen up on how to stay safe, wherever you might be in the state.

What would happen if Phoenix is hit with a heat wave and a power grid failure at the same time? That is the question behind a new study, and in a worst-case scenario, the results are devastating.

The Marquette County Conservation District, the NMU EEGS Department and MycoNaut company sponsored the event to teach people about mushrooms. Participants drilled holes into logs, inserted the mushroom mycelium and let the mushrooms do their thing.

Names and bios of all 2022 Publius Fellows

PT Freeport Indonesia is opening recruitment for internships to active students with a minimum GPA of 2.8.

New research indicates better groundwater supply management could hold the key to help combat the impact of climate change in East Africa, where countries are currently facing the worst drought and food insecurity in a generation.