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Mexico City is just the beginning. Here are 11 other cities at risk of running out of water.
Business Insider· 4 days agoWhat makes a city most at risk of a water shortage isn't how much water it has access to. It's how...
Idaho farmers say water curtailment order will dry up land, push them out of business - East Idaho...
EastIdahoNews.com· 5 days agoFaced with a water curtailment order issued last week, third generation Idaho farmer Adam Young...
Calgary risks running out of water after massive line break
Reuters· 2 days agoResidents of Calgary, the largest city in Canada's main oil-producing province of Alberta, face running out of water and need to urgently cut their use after a critical < ...
Town where sugar mill closed due to water shortage gets federal relief
ABC 26 New Orleans· 1 day agoThe South Texas border farming town of Santa Rosa is getting some much-needed federal funds to help...
Water shortages impact Klamath basin economy, new study says
NewsWatch 12 Medford - Klamath Falls· 5 days agoAn Oregon State University study is showing the economic impact that water shortages have had on...
Water woes continue in Atlanta after major mains break; much of the city under boil water advisory
19 Action News Cleveland· 6 days agoWater main repairs are still happening in the heart of Atlanta more than 72 hours later after breaks...
How Much Water Should You Drink in a Day? A Doctor + Nutritionist Settle the Debate
Woman's World via Yahoo News· 3 days agoHydration's a hot topic these days. Refillable water bottles (decked out with some cute stickers,...
Florida City suffering drinking water shortage
Newsweek· 2 days agoWest Palm Beach is now pumping water from underground wells to help with its declining drinking-water supply. The Florida city's primary water& ...
Laredo mayor calls special meeting to address water shortage
WJTV Jackson· 3 days agoThe South Texas border city of Laredo is holding a special meeting Wednesday in anticipation of an...
The global race for water in the Arizona desert
Mother Jones· 14 hours agoDeep in the Arizona desert, the company, Almarai, was using huge amounts of water to grow hay—then shipping it back home to feed dairy cows. Since then,...
