A discovery that no one expected on Mars. Scientists talk about a breakthrough regarding life on the Red Planet
Scientists have discovered a much more extensive river system on Mars, suggesting that water flowed on its surface for a significantly longer period than previously thought, increasing the chances that the planet may have once been habitable.
Farmers say revised WA bridge weight limits could disrupt food, fuel supplies
Farmers in Western Australia are concerned that new weight limits on bridges controlled by the Water Corporation will disrupt food and fuel supply chains.
Request for help for crew on boarded ship
The crew aboard the bulk carrier Caffa is reportedly running low on food and fresh water as they face restrictions imposed by Swedish authorities.
Zimbabwe: Harare Rolls Out 15,000 Smart Water Meters in Infrastructure Overhaul Drive
The City of Harare has introduced over 15,000 smart prepaid water meters to modernize its infrastructure and improve billing accuracy.
Clear Actions for a Clear River
The article discusses a local school project aimed at improving water quality in the Anyang-cheon river, where students actively participate in environmental conservation activities.
The pivotal role of the plastics industry in preserving water resources
The Greek Plastics Industry Association emphasizes the crucial contributions of plastics in reducing drinking water losses and providing safe water access during World Water Day.
The Ganges River Basin has experienced the worst drought in 1300 years... a terrifying situation
India is facing a severe drought crisis, particularly affecting the Ganges river basin and its surrounding regions.
Understand why farmers who found possible oil in Ceará preferred to have found water
Farmers in Ceará express disappointment over discovering a petroleum-like liquid instead of water, which they were actually searching for amid a water scarcity crisis.
OWEXX advertising spaces: advertising in the Vichy water park
The article discusses the effectiveness of advertising in leisure and entertainment spaces, particularly in the Vichy water park, where visitors have a positive mindset and are attentive to promotional messages.
Kenya: Kenya Steps Up Push for Clean Water Access As Women Bear Burden of Shortages
Kenya is intensifying efforts to improve access to clean water, addressing gender disparities in water access as highlighted during World Water Day celebrations.
Lost village lies beneath beautiful reservoir after it was drowned in the war
A village in the Peak District was submerged in the 1940s to supply water for industries during World War II, and its ruins now lie beneath the Ladybower Reservoir.
Sörnäisten waterfront is flooding - traffic is disrupted on Helsinki's main road
A broken water main in Suvilahti, Helsinki, is causing significant traffic disruptions on Sörnäisten rantatie, with some lanes out of service.
SEVERE COST ⟩ How to avoid expensive water damage before it's too late?
The article discusses the dangers of water leaks in homes, especially when they go unnoticed, and highlights the benefits of smart home security solutions in preventing such damage.
Official in Florida: DeSantis Signed Two Environmental Protection Laws That Come into Effect in July
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed two laws aimed at environmental protection, focusing on coastal resilience and water resource management.
Today marks the deadline of Donald Trump's ultimatum. The war with Iran may enter a new phase
Donald Trump's ultimatum to Iran, which threatens military action, is set to expire, raising tensions in the region as Iran responds with threats of attacks on critical infrastructure.
A spring full of sports to experience inside and outside the water
The article highlights the beauty of Garda Trentino in spring, emphasizing outdoor sports and breathtaking views.
World Water Day: CSOs urge FG to prioritise women in resources management
Civil society groups in Nigeria are calling for the Federal Government to prioritize women's involvement in water governance as part of addressing the country's water crisis, coinciding with World Water Day's focus on gender and water access.
Lagos eyes partnerships to bridge water supply gap
The Lagos State Government is seeking strategic partnerships to improve public access to clean water and decrease reliance on private boreholes and wells.
Iran threatens mass ‘water war’ with strikes on key plants in days, UN official warns
Iran is threatening to strike critical desalination plants in the Middle East, escalating regional tensions amid concerns over potential global economic impacts.
Crews in water-logged Metro Vancouver prepare for next drenching
Crews in Metro Vancouver are working to clear mudslides and debris in anticipation of another heavy rainstorm that could impact the region's water infrastructure.
Iran vows to target region’s water and energy infrastructure if US strikes power plants
Iran threatens to target the region's water and energy infrastructure in response to US threats against its power plants.
Aldea del Fresno prohibits drinking tap water due to high manganese levels
The municipality of Aldea del Fresno has declared tap water unsafe for human consumption due to elevated manganese levels, requiring residents to rely on public water deposit installations for drinking and cooking.
Iran threatens to cripple Gulf water and energy systems after Trump ultimatum
Iran has threatened to attack the Gulf's energy and water infrastructure in retaliation for a potential U.S. strike on its power grid, escalating regional tensions.
Toronto residents urged to stay away from waterways amid heavy rainfall
Toronto residents are advised to avoid waterways after heavy rainfall raises safety concerns.
Sinaloa holds a ride to promote environmental awareness, mobility, and social well-being
The 'Pueblos y Paisajes 2026: Riding for Water Care' event in Sinaloa brought together over 2,500 cyclists to promote environmental awareness and social well-being.
World Water Day: Pilgrimage in the Negro and Solimões rivers mobilizes society for preservation in Manaus
The third edition of the Water Pilgrimage in Manaus raised awareness about the preservation of water resources in the Amazon, coinciding with World Water Day.
Guayaquil vibrates with the second edition of the jet ski rally to Vinces
Guayaquil hosted the second edition of the jet ski rally, drawing significant local attendance and enthusiasm for the unique event.
Cattle ships have an hour to navigate this channel or run aground
A shipping owner is advocating for a new deep-water channel at Bridport to prevent cattle ships from running aground due to shallow waters.
Great success for the 'Water Marathon'. In Rome the 31st edition of the Acea Run Rome The Marathon
The 31st Acea Run Rome The Marathon, celebrating water resources, was a significant success with Kenyan runners winning in both categories.
Iran Poses a Cataclysmic Threat to the Freshwater Access of Gulf Countries
Iran threatens the freshwater access of Gulf countries by possibly targeting desalination plants.
The secret ingredient to apply to the pothos leaves that grandmothers used
A traditional method for maintaining the appearance of pothos leaves involves using a mixture of water and vinegar.
Iran: Extensive Damage Caused to Essential Water and Energy Infrastructure by US and Israeli Attacks
Iran reports widespread damage to essential water and energy infrastructures due to US and Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian sites.
Water, a collective challenge
The article highlights the importance of collective efforts in managing and conserving water, especially in the context of World Water Day.
Iran regrets "heavy damage" to its water and energy infrastructure
Iran has reported significant damages to its water and energy infrastructure following airstrikes by U.S. and Israeli forces that began on February 28.
Iran: Serious Damage to Water and Energy Infrastructures
Iran reports significant damage to its water and electricity infrastructure due to American-Israeli strikes.
VIDEO: dolphins put on a show on the coast of Rio
A group of dolphins displayed remarkable behavior off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, coinciding with International Water Day.
Rescued from Leirfossen
A man in his 50s was rescued from Leirfossen in Trondheim after falling into the water and was taken to St. Olav's hospital, conscious and awake.
Anniversaries of March 22: What happened on a day like today?
March 22 features various historical events celebrated on this day, including World Water Day, emphasizing the importance of water.
Iran accuses US, Israel of crippling energy, water supply
Iran claims that US and Israeli strikes have severely damaged its energy and water infrastructure, leading to significant repair efforts amid rising tensions in the region.
Public Prosecutor proposes that Sanepar reimburse consumers for bad taste and smell of water in Ponta Grossa
The Public Prosecutor's Office of Paraná has proposed that Sanepar reimburse residents of Ponta Grossa for issues related to bad-tasting and smelling water and pay a total indemnity of R$ 5 million.
No water, no fuel, no electricity – this is what life is like in Cuba
Juan Carlos Pino has adapted his Fiat to run on coal amidst ongoing fuel shortages in Cuba.
'Disaster' for Gulf states if Iran targets desalination plants
Iran has threatened to target infrastructure in neighboring Gulf states, specifically water desalination plants, in response to US threats, which could lead to a humanitarian crisis due to the Gulf nations' reliance on these facilities.
‘Water Day’: with nearly R$ 6 million in funds, Bauru faces water insecurity and fears drought period
On Water Day, Bauru, Brazil, grapples with a critical water shortage after months of rationing due to low river flows.
World Water Day: Report points out that lack of environmental policies hinders river recovery in Piauí
A report by the SOS Mata Atlântica Foundation highlights the stagnation of river water quality in Piauí, Brazil, due to insufficient environmental policies.
In files 'Every Home Water', but from Vidarbha to Bundelkhand, India is 'thirsty'!
Despite the government's campaign for water accessibility, many regions in India, particularly Vidarbha and Bundelkhand, continue to suffer from severe water shortages, forcing women to travel long distances to find water.
A resident of Tallinn consumes less water than a resident of Helsinki
Residents of Tallinn use an average of 95 liters of water per day, a quarter less than their counterparts in Helsinki, according to Tallinn Water on Global Water Day.
“The kettle is already full of scale after just two uses”: Tallinn residents complain about water
Residents in Tallinn are expressing concerns about the increasing hardness of their water supply, leading to scale buildup in appliances.
World Water Day: Why It Is Celebrated on March 22 and How to Purify Water to Make It Drinkable
World Water Day on March 22 aims to raise awareness about the importance of freshwater and responsible usage, highlighting the scarcity of drinkable water globally.
Why is World Water Day celebrated today?
World Water Day is celebrated on March 22 to raise awareness about the importance of potable water and address unequal access across the globe.
More valuable than oil: Who will control water?
The article discusses the increasing geopolitical importance of water as a strategic asset and poses the question of who will control it amid growing pressures from climate change and urbanization.