Rwanda: African Development Bank Group and Rwanda Water Resources Board Launch Flood-Adaptation Project in Rwanda
The African Development Bank and Rwanda have initiated a flood adaptation project to enhance community resilience in western Rwanda with a $9 million grant.
[Photo] 'Senators, please do not defecate in the water'
Argentina's glacier protection law has sparked controversy after passing the Senate, with environmental groups protesting against the regulatory relaxations that threaten water resources.
Glaciers, mining, and water resources: the keys to the modification being discussed in the Senate
The Argentine Senate is set to vote on a modification of the Glacier Protection Law, driven by government claims that it hinders key industries like mining.
Water Resistance - A Challenge That Will Change Business
The article discusses the critical importance of stable water resources for various industries in Poland, highlighting the consequences of water scarcity and excess on the economy and sectors like agriculture and chemicals.
ANP investigates possible oil find by farmer drilling for water
The National Agency of Petroleum (ANP) is opening an administrative process to investigate a potential oil discovery in Tabuleiro do Norte, Ceará, made by a farmer drilling for water.
High avalanche danger in several places - warns against travel in avalanche terrain
Norway's water resources and energy directorate has issued a red danger level warning for high avalanche risks in several regions, advising the public to avoid avalanche-prone areas.
Femarh suspends burning calendar for 15 days after increase in hotspots in Roraima
The State Foundation for Environment and Water Resources in Roraima has suspended its burning calendar for 15 days due to an increase in heat hotspots.
NVE warns: Expects great avalanche danger over large parts of Southern Norway
The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) has issued a red warning for significant avalanche danger in various regions of Southern Norway including Jotunheimen, Indre Sogn, Indre Fjordane, Voss, and Hardanger.
Pataxó Canal: 30 years after its inauguration, RN plans nearly R$ 10 million for recovery work
The government of Rio Grande do Norte has announced plans to invest R$ 9.8 million in the recovery of the Pataxó Canal, marking the first major intervention in its 30-year history.
Lake Mornos: How much have the rains helped, what do the experts say
The situation in Lake Mornos has improved following recent rains, though its size still remains below normal levels.
Closure of swimming pools due to herring season
Swimming pools in Akranes have been closed to conserve water resources during an unusually long drought and upcoming herring season.
More than 50 cities in Piauí show decrease in rainfall compared to January 2025
Fifty-five cities in Piauí have recorded a decrease in average rainfall for January 2026 compared to January 2025, according to the state's Secretary of Environment and Water Resources.
Tank built at a cost of 6.5 million starts leaking as soon as water is filled
A water storage tank in Uttar Pradesh, built at a cost of 6.5 million rupees, started leaking shortly after its completion, raising concerns about the integrity of government water projects.
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.
Standing water and garbage increase disease risk after rains in Amapá; see how to protect yourself
Recent heavy rains in Amapá have heightened the risk of disease outbreaks, prompting health officials to advise preventive measures and mobilize resources.
The 'Stop Bélénos' Collective Challenges a Mining Exploration Permit Granted by Bercy in Western France
The 'Stop Bélénos' collective is contesting a mining exploration permit granted by Bercy, citing potential harm to local water resources in 18 municipalities.
Conagua closes two illegal wells in BCS; 120 water trucks were extracted daily
The National Water Commission (Conagua) temporarily closed two illegal water extraction sites in Baja California Sur that were siphoning off 120 water trucks daily.
Harvesting in Southern Moravia Twice a Year. The Danube Could Provide Water
The article discusses the potential for biannual harvesting in Southern Moravia, with the Danube River possibly providing necessary water resources.
Report: dam safety in Piauí advances with more oversight and transparency
The Annual Dam Safety Report (RASB 2025) released by the State Secretariat for Environment and Water Resources (Semarh) highlights the condition of dams in Piauí and emphasizes oversight as a key tool for risk prevention.
NVE expects high electricity prices this winter
Norway's Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) anticipates high electricity prices during winter due to depleted water reservoirs and low snow levels in southern mountains, but reassures that they are not concerned about supply security.
Asian country found rare earths in deep water sediments
A Japanese test mission has recovered sediments containing rare earth minerals from approximately 6,000 meters underwater, highlighting efforts to lessen dependence on China for these valuable resources.
The tragedy of the commons and the multiple use of hydroelectric reservoirs
The article discusses the concept of the 'tragedy of the commons' and its implications for the sustainable use of rivers during a speech commemorating the 25th anniversary of the National Water and Sanitation Agency (ANA) in Brazil.
Parasites in the Water – Warning About Future Problems
Residents of Visby, Gotland, were forced to boil their drinking water for 58 days in the winter due to the presence of parasites and plankton, highlighting the threat of climate change to water resources.
As China continues chase for corrupt ‘tigers’, State Council veteran is put under probe
Tian Xuebin, a former vice-minister of water resources in China, has been placed under investigation by the Communist Party's anti-graft agency, marking a significant development in the country's anti-corruption campaign.
California snowpack gets a boost from series of December downpours
December storms significantly increased California's snowpack, with a recorded depth of 24 inches at the Phillips station in the Sierra Nevada.