Jucazinho Dam Continues to Collapse with Less Than 1% Capacity
The Jucazinho Dam in Surubim, Pernambuco, Brazil, is in a state of collapse, operating at just 0.99% capacity despite recent rains.
South Africa: Johannesburg's Water Crisis Clouds Africa's Bold New Water Vision
Johannesburg's water crisis poses a significant risk to both its residents and the broader African water strategy aimed at fostering prosperity.
Bago urges Nigerians to ignore AEDC, get solar power
Niger State Governor Mohammed Bago encourages residents to adopt solar energy solutions to combat ongoing electricity blackouts and addresses related issues such as water shortages and insecurity.
Updated flood forecasts: where the threat decreases and where the risk is high
Flood forecasts in Lithuania show decreasing water levels in some areas, although caution is still advised.
Somalia: Somali Disaster Chief Ramps Up Drought Relief in Galmudug With Emergency Water Aid
Somalia's national disaster agency increases emergency relief efforts in the Galmudug region as the drought crisis worsens.
South Africa: Johannesburg - Where Water Runs in the Streets, but Not in the Taps
In Johannesburg, nearly half of the city's water is lost to leaks, bursts, and illegal connections, prompting urgent infrastructure funding needs.
How Mexico City Averted an Extreme Water Crisis
Mexico City successfully avoided a severe water crisis this year despite predictions of dire shortages due to drought.
Why do the rich drink tap water while the poor drink bottled water?
The article examines the disparity in water consumption and access between wealthy and impoverished populations, highlighting the social and environmental implications of bottled water in the context of droughts and public health crises.
The Evening Show discusses the water crisis in Gaza, Geneva negotiations, and security in Sweida
The Al Jazeera program addresses pressing issues such as the water crisis in Gaza, advancements in US-Iran negotiations in Geneva, and rising security concerns in Sweida, Syria.
UN Rapporteur: Israel uses water as a weapon of war in Gaza
A UN official claims that Israel is using water as a weapon of war in Gaza, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis due to destroyed water infrastructure.
10% Water Supply Restriction in Nara: Low Reservoir Levels Expose Former Roads and Bridge Piers
Nara Prefecture has implemented a 10% water extraction restriction due to significantly low reservoir levels in local dams, a situation not seen in over two decades.
The 38 Degree Crisis: Why a Warm Bath Could Turn into an Enemy Threatening Fetal Development?
This article discusses the risks associated with pregnant women taking warm baths if the water temperature exceeds safe levels, emphasizing the importance of monitoring bath temperatures to ensure the health of both mother and baby.
Graube: Russia's failure on the front in Ukraine has led to a 'terrorist winter'
During winter months, Russia has been terrorizing Ukraine's energy system with attacks, leading to prolonged lack of heating, electricity, and water in several cities.
South Africa: Cash Crunch Blocks Joburg Water Fix
Johannesburg Water faces a severe financial crisis that hampers its ability to fix critical water infrastructure.
South Africa: Lesufi Under Pressure As Water Crisis Drags On
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi faces intense scrutiny as residents grapple with an ongoing water crisis linked to infrastructure and governance issues in the province.
Somaliland looks to Israel for help with water crisis
Facing severe drought, Somaliland turns to Israel for assistance in managing its water crisis, highlighting the desperation of local farmers.
How to survive without electricity, running water, and heating for weeks and months in freezing cold?
The article discusses the harsh realities faced by Ukrainians due to Russian attacks on infrastructure, emphasizing the need for awareness and support.
1926: Group asks that SP chooses Light to electrify tramway
A local group in Sรฃo Paulo is urging the state government to assign the electrification of the Cantareira tramway to the Light company, citing a surplus of electricity after the end of the city's water crisis.
South Africa: Human Rights Commission to Investigate Seshego Water Crisis
The Human Rights Commission in Limpopo is set to investigate a complaint from Seshego residents regarding the Polokwane Municipality's failure to provide clean drinking water, which has resulted in health issues.
Survival List! These Foods Are the Foundation of Every Crisis Stockpile
The article emphasizes the importance of maintaining a crisis stockpile of food and water for unexpected situations.
Children of Gaza are living in difficult conditions and a harsh reality
Children in Gaza are enduring dire humanitarian conditions due to the Israeli war, suffering from the collapse of health, water, and education systems.
Cyprus Hit by Record Drought. "The Worst in Over a Hundred Years"
Cyprus is currently facing an unprecedented drought, prompting authorities to urge citizens to reduce water usage significantly.
South Africa: R5 Billion Wasted - Municipalities Must Ring-Fence Water Funds As Gauteng Crisis Worsens
The Democratic Alliance urges Gauteng municipalities to secure water revenue to address significant financial losses and infrastructure issues causing water shortages.
From subsidence to water leakage: Scientists explain the Renaissance Dam crisis to Al Jazeera Net
Experts discuss the potential risks and structural concerns related to Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam, highlighting the need for collaboration between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan.
Under water, in denial: is Europe drowning out the climate crisis?
The article reflects on the tragic drowning of two Spanish men in severe flooding caused by recent heavy rains in Mรกlaga, highlighting the increasing frequency of extreme weather events in Europe linked to climate change.
Elderly Ukrainians Shiver from Cold โ A Fight for Survival
Elderly Ukrainians are facing extreme cold and hardship due to the war, struggling to survive without heat and water in their homes.
South Africa: Invalid R263m Tanker Tender Rolls On As Joburg's Taps Run Dry
A controversial water tanker contract in Johannesburg persists despite a court ruling declaring it invalid, leaving residents increasingly reliant on private water tankers amid a municipal water crisis.
South Africa: 'I Fought for Freedom, and Now I Am Going to Die Without Water' Says Mpumalanga Pensioner
Residents of the Lekwa Local Municipality in Mpumalanga, South Africa, have been facing a dire water crisis, with many living without reliable access for over a decade, despite government reports highlighting the issue.
More than 80,000 Acapulco residents still without drinking water after January earthquake in San Marcos
Over 80,000 residents of Acapulco are still lacking access to drinking water nearly two months after the earthquake in San Marcos, Guerrero.
Why residents of a historical building have been living without water for 3 weeks and go to the toilet 'around the corner'
Residents of Matฤซsa Street 89A in Latvia have spent nearly three weeks without drinking water and sewage due to frozen pipes, raising serious health concerns.
Green rhetoric, polluted water: The Leftโs DC sewage failure is a disgrace
The article criticizes the Democratic leadership in Washington, D.C., for a major sewer line failure that resulted in a large release of untreated wastewater into the Potomac River, framing it as an environmental crisis.
Paraรญba has nine dry reservoirs and nearly 40 in critical condition; see where
In Paraรญba, Brazil, nine reservoirs are completely dry, and nearly 40 others are in critical condition with water levels below 10% capacity.
From Patagonia, a lesson for Mexico about water
The article discusses a severe water crisis in Argentina's Patagonia region and its implications for water management in Mexico.
Africa: Joyce Banda Recognised At AU Summit
Former Malawian President Joyce Banda was honored with an Award of Excellence for Service to Humanity at the 39th African Union Heads of State Summit in Addis Ababa, focusing on water shortages and regional conflicts.
Dirty water or something else? How did 20 deaths occur in this village in Haryana in 15 days
A village in Haryana has reported 20 deaths in the last 15 days, raising fears among residents who attribute the fatalities to a mysterious illness, possibly linked to liver failure.
South Africa: DA Concerned Gauteng Water-Shifting Is Rotating Demand, As Ministers Give Oversights and Meetings, but No Timelines and Timetables
The Democratic Alliance expresses concern over the Gauteng government's water crisis management, criticizing the lack of communication and schedules for water-shifting.
Showdown in the American west as Colorado River faces crucial deadline: โMother nature isnโt going to bail us outโ
Seven states are at an impasse over water cuts needed to address the crisis facing the Colorado River as a critical deadline approaches.
STF is just treading water in the endless political crisis over the Master case
The Supreme Court of Brazil is attempting to manage the political fallout from the Master case but is ultimately seen as making little progress.
South Africa: Ramaphosa Admits the State Is Broken
President Cyril Ramaphosa acknowledged the government's failures in delivering basic services during his State of the Nation Address, announcing measures to address the water crisis and gang violence.
People are buying water. Lots of water, bread, rice, and batteries. Because no one knows what will happen tomorrow
Cubans are facing severe shortages amid an economic crisis exacerbated by a fuel blockade imposed by the United States.
South Africa: GNU Parties Welcome Ramaphosa's Water Committee but Question Implementation
GNU parties are supportive of President Ramaphosa's new water committee but are concerned about how effectively these measures will be implemented.
Rotoplas bets on comprehensive solutions in the face of water bankruptcy in Mexico
Rotoplas is evolving from a product manufacturer to a provider of comprehensive water solutions as Mexico faces a severe water scarcity crisis.
South Africa: Ramaphosa Deploys Ministers Before SONA to 'Urgently' Tackle Joburg's Water Crisis
President Cyril Ramaphosa has redirected two ministers to address Johannesburg's severe water crisis ahead of his State of the Nation Address.
Shiny stone emerges from boring; people jumped into the mud thinking it was silver for looting
In Alwar city, Rajasthan, chaos erupted when a shiny object resembling silver was discovered during a water department boring excavation, leading local residents to flood the site in hopes of collecting it.
Displacement Camps in Gaza Lack Basic Living Essentials
Displacement camps in Gaza are currently facing catastrophic living conditions, lacking basic human necessities such as food, medicine, and clean drinking water.
South Africa: State of the Nation in the Shadow of the Water Tanker
Cyril Ramaphosa's upcoming State of the Nation Address is expected to be overshadowed by ongoing water crises and public discontent across South Africa.
Johannesburg residents protest weeks of dry taps
Residents of Johannesburg are protesting due to nearly a month of water shortages, demanding immediate action from city authorities.
South Africa: 'Smell Me! I Haven't Had Water for 24 Days' Protester Tells Joburg Mayor
Residents in Johannesburg staged a protest demanding accountability and action regarding a persistent water crisis that has left them without water for 24 days.
South Africa: Johannesburg Residents March Over Dry Taps - South African News Briefs - February 11, 2025
Residents in northern Johannesburg suburbs plan to protest due to ongoing water shortages that have left some families without water for nearly a month.
South Africa: Desperate Measures - Joburg Residents Pushed to the Brink After Days and Even Weeks Without Water
Residents in Johannesburg face a severe water crisis, with some neighborhoods experiencing outages of up to 23 days, impacting schools and local services significantly.