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New report paints the human race's picture as grim and unstable if more action isn't taken against climate change to protect the "building blocks" of large populations...
By James G. Workman Special to Circle of Blue Copyright 2009 Walker & Company, Excerpt from Heart of Dryness Circle of Blue’s “Water + Climate: Words” highlights literary investigations of water and climate intersections. As p...
Video courtesy of Vanessa Workman. The video above and corresponding transcript below are a Q&A; author James G. Workman did with the book's publishers, Walker & Company. Find out more information about the book here. What drew you to water?...
Circle of Blue Huffington Post - Barcelona climate wrap-up: Circle of Blue looking toward COP-15 http://bit.ly/2V9UO
J. Carl Ganter: Climate wrap-up: Barcelona talks marked by urgency, frustration and pleas for patien
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Barcelona was supposed to bring hints of what's to come in December at the United Nations Climate Conference in Copenhagen. A world seeking sanity.Of course the stories would be rich, the perplexities deep.
Circle of Blue's senior editor analyzes the Barcelona climate talks as the conference comes to a close and U.S. legislation remains at a standstill...
A lot of people have asked me my opinion about the new water legislation just passed in Sacramento. Here is a longer version of my piece in the New York Times Bay Area blog page. After months of negotiations, wrangling, lobbying, and deal-making, much of it behind closed doors and out ...
Circle of Blue's Keith Schneider examines the Bangkok and Barcelona conferences to understand why water's been pulled from climate negotiations. Schneider also talks with an advocate who's determined to put water back on the table...
Circle of Blue Latest on Huffington Post: Water desalination on the public's dime? A Poseidon adventure in California http://bit.ly/4nfLvv
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Desalination is held in great promise for a thirsty world where more than a billion people don't have adequate access to clean water and where California, Georgia and the American Southwest face revolving water-supply emergencies. ...
Radioactive waste is trickling toward New Mexico’s Rio Grande River from the Los Alamos National Laboratory, serving as a grim reminder of the site’s Cold War history, and potentially threatening northern New Mexico's drinking water. A...
Circle of Blue's Senior Editor Keith Schneider breaks down the U.N...
Indian government officials have given contradictory opinions on the $120 billion National River Linking Project. The project mitigates the effects of drought and climate change in India by connecting the country’s northern and southern rivers. ...
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Weekly water news roundup on Tuesdays - Know first.
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Last week Circle of Blue juxtaposed stories of the diplomatic build-up to the U.N. climate conference in Copenhagen with the realities of climate change in the developing world. India's Prime Minister ...
Qatar furthers the trend of Gulf Arab Countries off-shoring their agricultural production to secure food supplies for its citizens and other populations in the Middle East and Northern Africa...
A recent expedition to the Beaufort Sea revealed that “multiyear” Arctic sea ice is in effect, nonexistent, Reuters reports. ...
Experts at an international water and energy conference in Copenhagen this week hope to pool their resources and hone their message for the upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference...
