Water Sustainability Blog

Drought in 2018 has been transforming the Rio Grande, one of America’s most iconic rivers, into a dry, sandy arroyo, and 2019 could be even worse.

From the Great Salt Lake to the Dead Sea, saline lakes, or inland seas, are drying up. Do water reuse and desalination hold the keys to preserving them?

Many Latin American countries are plagued by arsenic-contaminated drinking water, but new technology may be able to make treatment more efficient.

Caltech researchers have created a four-dimensional map of the ground level’s rise and fall with groundwater levels in California.

Although Israel has established itself as the global leader in desalination in recent years, a five-year drought is testing its desalination capacity.

An interplay of human pollution and climate change effects threaten the Biscayne Aquifer, posing an existential threat to Miami.