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DESALINATED WATER REACHES CEBU NETWORK
Prices could rise for some to alleviate shortages
Why can’t AI data centres use tap water?
New reservoir’s fate depends on water supply
New powers for water customers are a stitch-up, campaigners say
State’s water plan is under attack
Companies ‘secretly’ using billions of litres of public water
One in 12 golf clubs in England broke water extraction rules over five years, data shows
Municipal debt threatens SA’s water system
Capitol eyes expansion of water operations
Local bodies told to install electronic measurement devices to optimise water utility
Water crisis cripples farming at Malibeni
Selangor monitors water, power supply amid data centre expansion
Pollensa, water champions of the Tramuntana
Splashing out on Spring Day is not funny
Court rules clean water not a constitutional right
SHOULD I DRINK STILL OR SPARKLING WATER?
Can tech giants curb AI data centres’ growing thirst for water?
Eswatini steps up water preparedness as El Nino looms
US datacenters face further backlash over wastewater pollution
Ferrial Adam helps to put the power in citizens’ own hands
Constitutional right of citizens to access sufficient water
Infrastructure at risk
Aluva plant upgrade: city to get additional 10 MLD water
A win for every drop
Beyond the utility bill, into the boardroom: The business case for investing in water resilience
Kingdom, Japan can work together on water resilience
Hosepipe ban lifted across parts of west Wales after water supplies recover
Water level in major dams continues to improve
The ins and outs of hydration
Water table falls sharply in city
KDHE issues boil water advisory for part of Sedgwick County after water main break
Abu Dhabi to host UN Water Conference 2026
S.F. is water success story
Towns near the Quabbin Reservoir have long lived with the fact that the water goes to Greater Boston. But now, as drought takes its toll, they’re fighting for more help — much more — from the east.
Family without clean water for three weeks due to contamination