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ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – The Elmira City Council unanimously approved an additional $175,812,47 to restore the 129-year-old clock tower at City Hall. The city initially set aside $3.5 million for the project from a mix of federal and state funds. The construction company handling the project told the city the clock tower was more deteriorated […]

The installation of photovoltaic panels to use solar energy to irrigate small farms is expanding quickly in Chile because it lowers costs and optimizes the use of scarce water resources.This long,

The Moroccan government has presented an emergency plan to address the countrys water crisis.

In response to increasing climate variability, farmers have developed their own locally relevant and market-oriented irrigation solutions with little formal support. This farmer-led irrigation development (FLID) holds significant potential to boost resilience to external shocks

Top 10 Water Tweets of 2020 Image With COVID-19 dominating headlines throughout 2020 and affecting nearly every aspect of our lives, it’s no surprise that the pandemic was a prevailing theme that resonates with the followers of @WorldBankWater.  The global health crisis has shaken the water sector and exposed the continued neglect of our water infrastructure and the gaps in access to water and sanitation services.  As we look back at the tweets that got the highest engagement this year, we...