Featured: The Nation's Highest Court is Setting the Country Backwards in Climate Legislation
The nation’s highest court is setting the country backwards after President Biden signed the most comprehensive climate legislation.
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Julissa Coplin
Desalination: Its Potential to End the Global Water Crisis
Desalination: Its Potential to End the Global Water Crisis
Julissa Coplin
UN Sustainable Development Goals: Reduced Inequalities
UN SDG #10: Reduced Inequalities aims to reduce economic, social, and institutional inequality within and among nations.
Julissa Coplin
2022 UN Sustainable Development Goals Report: Is the world on track to reach our Water SDGs? Part 1
This article is a brief overview of global progress made towards 5/17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, based on the UN SDG 2022 report.
Kaylin Lemajeur
Streamline: Permafrost & Climate Change: A Feedback Loop of Melting
Overview As climate change continues to impact the planet, its effects are being felt across a variety of water contexts globally: from...
Samantha Winters
Streamline: The US Government Voted to Mitigate Lead Poisoning
In the United States, there are currently 6 million lead pipelines. Each of these lines poses a multitude of problems, especially lead...
Bebe Schaefer
UN Sustainable Development Goals: Climate Action
Climate Action is an essential part of the conversation towards a Water safe future. Not only in regards to environmental change but...
Samantha Winters
Streamline: Drought in California; Another Major Climate Emergency?
California is currently in a state of emergency because of a massive drought. For the past few years, California has faced an extreme...
Bebe Schaefer
COP26 Takeaways: Water
The COP26 Conference brought together some of the world's greatest minds to brainstorm and negotiate global climate solutions. COP26...
Samantha Winters
Streamline: The Kenya Water Crisis: A Potential Solution?
Currently, Kenya is facing a massive Water crisis. Only 58% of the population has access to drinkable Water, but drinkable Water does not...
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