Page 50 - Water Program News Today

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- In coastal Texas and many other places, walled cities are making a comeback. It’s quite a turnabout, as the efficacy of defensive walls had declined precipitously since the age of the long bow. Barbarians still menace, of course.

A 1926 railroad lounge car will be renovated for excursions between two Nelson County tourist attractions.

Are the state's fly-fishing guides, outfitters, and anglers ready?

The agribusiness industry holds great potential for investment and growth. Alberta is well-positioned to support this growth given to its abundance of expertise and world-class research...

Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman announced improvements to infrastructure in Bell County Monday. Coleman presented four awards in Bell county, t...

Strategic integration of onsite water reuse can bring financial and quality-of-life benefits to affordable housing residents, according to an extensive new study by the National Wildlife Federation. The report finds onsite collection, treatment, and non-potable use of local water sources such as air conditioning condensate, rainwater, and graywater can pass on long-term savings to both residents and owners of multi-family affordable housing developments.

Climate change threatens Jordan's humdrum reputation as rising global temperatures and waves of refugees stress the region’s dwindling water supply.

Read MEI's weekly briefing featuring expert analysis of key regional developments for the week ahead.

Rural Texas communities often don’t have the resources, technical experience, or ability to take on large amounts of debt to pursue state funds for water supply and quality projects. So, many simply don’t apply.

Governor Andy Beshear was in London Monday to announce another $250 million in 'Cleaner Water Program' funding. Beshear handed out nearly $3 million i...