The Water Hub hosted our second annual Color of Water Summer Series to facilitate networking and knowledge sharing. We covered Indigenous water issues, data centers, narrative change and more. Take a ...

Central Valley dairies are long overdue to face stricter regulations over their nitrate pollution, families and clean water advocates argue. Industry stakeholders and business owners worry about added...

Data centers could add to the 300-plus forever chemical sites in Michigan, Michigan Green Muslims director says during PFAS Awareness Week.

By Rose Poton, Verde Water Justice Policy Associate

Many lakes and streams across the country have been industrialized, polluted, or paved over; this has real consequences for community health and safety, from deadly flooding to toxic taps.

Bay Area researchers found that gardens created to capture stormwater can do more than reduce flooding and manage water flow. They can also help keep pollutants out of the bay.

Water Hub updated 4 water infrastructure message guides to make the case for infrastructure funding, no matter who’s in political office.

Louisiana climate denial threatens New Orleans as flooding and coastal risks grow. Jessica Dandridge-Smith calls for political will and climate action.

The latest edition of Water Hub’s newsletter shares new partner resources––a website, blog, and a short documentary!

Water justice advocate Felice Green of Milwaukee Water Commons reflects on the significance of being part of the Walking River in the Juneteenth 2026 parade, highlighting the role of arts and culture ...

As climate change makes cities around the world unlivable, one city is using art and new infrastructure to adapt.

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Stanford engineer Khalid Osman and collaborators are building modeling tools to help water system managers find the most cost-effective option for improving their community’s drinking water.

The solutions to Detroit's flooding crisis must prioritize vulnerable neighborhoods and green infrastructure, according to We The People of Detroit.

The New Orleans Land Bridge protects New Orleans from storm surge. Like much of Louisiana's coast, it's disappearing at a rapid rate.

Researchers are calling for cities to double down on one of the simplest yet most powerful solutions to many problems - planting more trees.

KQED readers have asked us about where their electricity comes from, how much of it is “green,” and what's powering the state's electric grid. So we found out.

Unseasonably warm weather that rapidly melts snowpack is becoming more widespread in the U.S. West and happening earlier in the year.

As federal oversight softens, aging Kentucky coal plants stay online, feeding data center demand at the expense of nearby communities

Water Hub’s annual media scan digs through thousands of news articles to understand media coverage of our issues. Find out what we learned.

The Los Angeles water system is so old — and money for replacements is exceedingly scarce — that officials are left playing a dangerous game of triage.

The water and climate movement needs to partner with creators and influencers for our messages to reach new audiences. The Water Hub supported American Rivers to engage creators for the Most Endangered Rivers Campaign. Read our lessons for future advoca...

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California is set to reduce funding for a program that helps communities with contaminated water. Critics say it will stall progress.

Water justice advocate Felice Green of Milwaukee Water Commons reflects on the significance of water to Black freedom in Milwaukee, from rivers to the ongoing fight for clean and equitable water acces...

Water Hub’s latest short documentary focuses on Christensen Farms in Nebraska to highlight the opportunities regenerative agriculture offers for healthy food and clean water.

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The old ways of managing the shrinking Colorado River aren't helping Arizona. But there is a way all of the compact states could find a new way to work together for everyone's benefit.