The United States is grappling with significant water challenges, according to a new report from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), which reveals that nearly 30 million Americans live in areas with ...
The government study also revealed people who are “socially vulnerable” have higher risks of facing water scarcity.
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Will Water Demand Outrun Supply? A Global Crisis UnfoldsIn the United States and across the globe, experts are raising alarms about the possibility of water demand exceeding supply ...
Unlocking seismic data could aid the search for fresh groundwater in Africa, where water scarcity affects two-thirds of the ...
The United States Geological Survey (“USGS”) released on January 16th a document titled: The National Water Availability ...
About 27 million people live in parts of the U.S. where water availability is limited, according to a first-of-its-kind ...
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Ogallala Aquifer drops by more than a foot in parts of western KansasAquifer levels in parts of western Kansas that rely on groundwater for everything from drinking to irrigation fell more than ...
Flood forecasts in the Genesee Valley are set to become more accurate next month, when a new river gauge comes online in Avon ...
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