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.
Mikko Hentinen, who has worked for 25 years, says: 'Great relief' – Joutsan's largest water cooperative joins the municipal water management company
Mikko Hentinen announced that the Uimaniemen water cooperative in Joutsa will merge with the municipal water utility, a decision prompted by an aging leadership and societal demands.
Long-term forecast for Poland. This will be the summer of 2026. New analysis
A new weather forecast from the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management predicts variable temperatures across Poland for the upcoming weekend and provides insights into the long-term weather outlook leading up to Easter.
Somalia: Somaliland, Israel Expand Water Cooperation With DG-Level Visit
Somaliland and Israel are enhancing their cooperation on water management through a high-level delegation visit focused on training and capacity building.
Towards the Ecological Transformation of Cities
Hidralia is promoting water regeneration in Andalusia to ensure sustainable management amid increasingly extreme natural cycles, addressing chronic water deficits.
Pharmaceutical Compounds in Water: An Invisible Pollution We Can Stop
The article discusses the issue of pharmaceutical compounds contaminating the environment, primarily through wastewater and improper disposal, and highlights recent studies in Lithuania that reveal their presence in various water sources.
Water Resistance - A Challenge That Will Change Business
The article discusses the critical importance of stable water resources for various industries in Poland, highlighting the consequences of water scarcity and excess on the economy and sectors like agriculture and chemicals.
Israel partnership sparks hope as drought ravages Somaliland farms
Farmers in Somaliland are struggling with severe drought and water shortages, impacting their crop yields and food security, but partnerships aimed at improving water management may offer some hope.
Water from Krounka in Chrudim flooded the largest planned flood retention basin in the Czech Republic
The article discusses the flooding of a significant flood retention basin in Czechia due to water from Krounka.
The storm train leaves record water levels in reservoirs in the last 40 years: they are at 82.9% of their capacity
Recent storms in Spain have led to reservoirs reaching their highest water levels in 40 years, with significant regional variations and concerns about infrastructure maintenance.
Plan to bottle and export water from drought-prone area doesn't 'pass the pub test'
The Southern Downs Regional Council in Queensland has rejected a proposal for a water bottling facility, leading to farmers calling for a review of existing water licenses.
Announcement of Nakdong River Water Quality Measures, but Measures for Weirs are Excluded
The South Korean government announced water quality improvement measures for the Nakdong River, but they did not include plans for weir management, leading to criticisms of the measures being incomplete.
Water Level of the Isar: Isar Exceeds Alert Level 1
The water level of the Isar in Munich has surpassed Alert Level 1, prompting a flood warning from the Munich Water Management Office due to recent heavy rainfall.
Closing the swimming pool due to water shortage
A swimming pool is being closed in Iceland due to a water shortage.
Gases in the atmosphere, water pollution: see risks of more than 100 tons of waste collected during Carnival in Rio Branco
Around 120 tons of waste were collected in Rio Branco after the Carnival celebrations, raising environmental concerns regarding its disposal and the potential impacts on air and water quality.
Let’s Work Together to Guarantee Water
The article emphasizes the need for coordinated efforts in water management in Mexico to prevent resource scarcity and infrastructure failures.
Thousands of wild donkeys are killed, but later it's discovered they can save the desert
Australia's policy towards wild donkeys has shifted due to research showing they can help desert ecosystems, contrary to prior views of them as invasive pests.
Do Water Management Agencies Contradict Themselves? Two Lists of Investments and Major Confusion (Which We Clarify)
Poland's water management agency has published two conflicting lists regarding water reservoirs and hydroelectric projects, raising questions about their policies.
The PP promises a Big Brother to monitor "24/7" the major water dams: "Its state is worrying"
The Popular Party in Spain has vowed to implement a comprehensive monitoring plan for major water dams if they assume power, citing worrying conditions of current infrastructure.
The PP promises a renovation plan for all major dams and to invest 100 billion euros by 2035: "The safety of Spaniards is not guaranteed"
The People's Party (PP) in Spain promises to invest 100 billion euros in a renovation plan for dams to enhance safety and infrastructure maintenance if they come to power.
Coober Pedy pays triple the state average for water but that could soon end
Coober Pedy residents are facing some of the highest water bills in South Australia, but changes in management of the water network by SA Water may reduce costs.
Government wants to change rules on water management of Belo Monte
The federal government of Brazil plans to change water management rules impacting the operation of the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant to enhance energy security.
The Salado Basin has grown, covering five provinces and millions of productive hectares are in danger
The Salado Basin in Argentina has expanded to cover 26 million hectares, endangering vast agricultural areas due to increased rainfall and inadequate water management efforts.
Three reservoirs in Ceará exceed 90% capacity after this week's rains
Three reservoirs in the state of Ceará, Brazil have surpassed 90% of their water storage capacity due to recent heavy rains.
Alto Tietê System records stability after constant increases in volume
The Alto Tietê Water System in Brazil has shown stability in water volume after previous increases, with a slight rise of 0.5 percentage points recorded over a week.
Water Management Control Based on the Water Law Act
The article discusses a promotional offer combining access to Polish and international journalism, including The New York Times, but lacks information on water management law specifics.
Power Plant Released Six Million Cubic Meters of Water in Oulu – Authorities Take It Seriously, Investigating the Matter
A power plant in Oulu released six million cubic meters of water in one day due to accumulated snow, prompting concerns about environmental and public safety.
Lestijärvi drilled an energy well in a groundwater area without a permit - citizens were denied the same
The municipality of Lestijärvi unlawfully drilled energy wells on a vital groundwater area without the necessary water management permit, while simultaneously requiring local citizens to obtain permits for similar work.
EU millions support green-blue infrastructure of cities
The article discusses the EU funding for green-blue infrastructure projects in various Polish cities aimed at improving water management and biodiversity.
The giant water tank will help Jihlava mix water from Hubenov and Želivka
A new giant water tank in Jihlava is set to mix water from two sources, potentially improving water quality for the city.
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.
Developments are flowing like water at EYATH - The CEO's bets on tariffs, Halkidiki, and dividends
The CEO of EYATH, Anthimos Amanatidis, is preparing new strategies for water management in Thessaloniki amid ongoing developments affecting water tariffs and services.
Residents of Morocco's 'Kasr Al-Kabir' Return After Evacuation Due to Flooding
Residents of Kasr Al-Kabir in northern Morocco have begun returning to their homes after two weeks of evacuation due to flood risks and rising water levels in the Oued El Makhazn dam.
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.
This is the delicate maneuver of emptying a dam: 'The golden rule is not to release more than flows in'
Cádiz is now releasing water from its reservoirs to ensure their integrity after a year of heavy rainfall.
Africa: African Union Summit Opens, As Continent Faces Conflict and Climate Extremes
The 2026 African Union Summit is opening in Addis Ababa, addressing significant challenges including conflict, climate extremes, and water resource management.
"Latvenergo" plans to build a reserve water bypass near the Pļaviņu hydropower plant
Latvenergo is set to construct a reserve water bypass at the Pļaviņu hydropower station to manage water levels during hydrological changes and enhance flood capacity.
Showdown in the American west as Colorado River faces crucial deadline: ‘Mother nature isn’t going to bail us out’
Seven states are at an impasse over water cuts needed to address the crisis facing the Colorado River as a critical deadline approaches.
Historic release in Montejaque (Málaga): the latest rains push an empty dam to the limit
The Caballeros dam in Montejaque, Málaga, has activated its spillways due to recent rains, easing concerns over potential overflow.
Prolagos intensifies preparations for Carnival
Prolagos is enhancing its water and sewage systems in preparation for a tourist peak during the Carnival season in Brazil.
Sabesp strengthens water supply and sewage services in Baixada Santista for Carnival
Sabesp is enhancing water supply and sewage management services in Baixada Santista to accommodate the influx of tourists during Carnival 2026.
"Rīgas ūdens" agrees with the Nordic Investment Bank on the possibilities of receiving a loan up to 50 million euros
"Rīgas ūdens" has signed a contract with the Nordic Investment Bank for a loan limit of up to 50 million euros to support its investment programs.
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.
Nigeria: Shettima Departs Abuja for AU Summit in Addis Ababa
Vice President Kashim Shettima is representing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the African Union Summit focused on water management and sanitation in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
PHOTOS: Shettima departs Abuja for AU summit in Ethiopia
Vice President Kashim Shettima has left Abuja for the African Union Summit in Ethiopia to represent President Bola Tinubu.
AKTOR – SUEZ: Strategic alliance for water management
A strategic alliance focusing on water management services has been established between SUEZ INTERNATIONAL and AKTOR GROUP OF COMPANIES in Greece.
Aktor - Suez MoU in Water Management
Aktor and French company Suez have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on water management projects in Greece, focusing particularly on drought mitigation.
Justice suspends 7.48% increase in water and sewage tariffs in Petrópolis
The judiciary in Petrópolis has suspended a planned 7.48% increase in water and sewage tariffs, citing legal concerns and disproportionate inflation rates.
AKTOR – SUEZ: Strategic alliance for water management
A strategic partnership between SUEZ INTERNATIONAL and AKTOR ATE has been established for water management services in Greece.
Western US gripped by extreme snow drought: ‘I’ve never seen a winter like this’
The western US is facing a record snow drought, significantly affecting water supplies and increasing fire risks in the region.