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Commentary & Opinion News and InformationNovember 9, 2021 Opinion: We need smarter, sustainable water stewardsSource: Arizona Capitol TimesIn an era of historic drought and hotter temperatures, EPCOR understands the importance of conserving our most precious resource: clean drinking water. That’s why we reuse, recharge or recycle nearly 100% of our water. Since... May 10, 2021 Editorial: There is no drought
Source: LA Times
But no — this is no drought, there is no “temporary” situation, and one-time money should not be spent to keep operations at unsustainable former levels. Money spent on programs or infrastructure that does not reflect new climate... February 24, 2020 Key values for sustainable development
Source: The Packer
The Packer's readers have voted, and what they deem to be the most important value associated with sustainability is the efficient use of water and inputs. September 4, 2019 New Data Show Water Scarcity Is Increasing in the Arab World, Stirring Discussion
Source: al-fanarmedia.org
Eighteen out of the 22 Arab countries are suffering from severe water shortages, and ten of them face “extremely high” water stress due to increasing demand, new data from the World Resources Institute shows.... May 31, 2019 The US drinking water supply is mostly safe, but that’s not good enough
Source: The Conversation
Most Americans take clean drinking water for granted as a convenience of modern life. The United States has one of the world’s safest drinking water supplies, but new challenges constantly emerge March 31, 2019 Op-ed: Striking the right balance for clean water
Source: The Indianapolis Star
Keeping our rivers, lakes and streams clean and protected is a principle that every American — and Hoosier — agrees with. That’s why Congress appropriately passed the Clean Water Act in 1972, which is intended... February 28, 2019 Editorial: Don’t turn water-quality protection over to private interests
Source: The Columbus Dispatch
Under the proposed Water Quality Certified Professional Program, the companies’ own consultants could, with training, be certified by the state to evaluate their own permit applications. Decisions on whether to allow a... January 18, 2019 Why Pipeline Opposition Undermines Environmental Progress and Safety
Source: Forbes
Pipelines have been quietly providing most of the energy used in America on a daily basis for nearly a century. That is, until most recently. In recent years small, yet very vocal groups of environmentalists have argued pipelines... |
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