Water Sustainability Blog

With groundwater an increasingly scarce resource, a 2020 Supreme Court ruling has the potential to change how water from aquifers is used and conserved.

The complex adaptations of biofilm make it one of the most resilient modes of life and an exceptionally resilient tool in wastewater treatment.

Tonga’s eruption sent shockwaves around the world, and its aftermath illustrates how lack of resilience can lead to water crisis after disaster anywhere.

Sponge Cities incorporate nature-based stormwater management infrastructure in line with traditional Chinese ideals.

Agriculture in the U.S. Midwest is fueling a massive dead zone in the Gulf, and farmers anticipate that their long unregulated runoff will soon be regulated.

Floods and drought are two sides of the same coin. Unless water can be absorbed into the ground, heavy rainfall can flow into the sea, unused.