Christian Thorsberg
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- Sep 29, 2026
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The Stream, September 29, 2026: A Hormone-Disrupting Herbicide Is Contaminating One-Fourth of Continental U.S. Rivers, Analysis Finds (opens the original)
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Explore the world’s most pressing water stories, mapped. — and see how the crisis is unfolding near you and far from home. Click the image below to learn more. According to a new report from the Center for Biological Diversity, the herbicide atrazine — known to have severe developmental impacts on human and animal hormones — is contaminating 25 percent of rivers, some 860,000 miles of waterways, in the continental United States. The community consequences are far-reaching. More than 20 percent o
The Stream, September 22, 2026: Mississippi River States Launch Effort to Protect Water Resources from AI Data Centers (opens the original)
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Explore the world’s most pressing water stories, mapped. — and see how the crisis is unfolding near you and far from home. Click the image below to learn more. Mayors representing 10 states along the Mississippi River have announced a new plan to establish regulatory policies that safeguard America’s biggest waterway by volume from the “fast-growing AI data center economy,” Mississippi Today reports. The goal, officials say, is to create a series of freshwater protections mirroring the Great Lak
The Stream, September 15, 2026: Texas Governor Urges ‘Legal Consequences’ for Data Centers That Don’t Report Water Consumption (opens the original)
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Explore the world’s most pressing water stories, mapped. — and see how the crisis is unfolding near you and far from home. Click the image below to learn more. In Texas, one of the fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence infrastructure, Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday directed the state water board to “impose legal consequences” for data center developers who do not disclose details about their water consumption. “Data centers must share the duty to protect Texas water,” Gov. Abbott said
The Stream, September 8, 2026: Federal Judge Affirms U.S. Constitution Does Not Enshrine Right to Safe Drinking Water (opens the original)
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Explore the world’s most pressing water stories, mapped. — and see how the crisis is unfolding near you and far from home. Click the image below to learn more. French vineyards are expecting to report a 30-year low in wine production this summer amid extreme heat and prolonged drought. This year’s grape harvest is down 6 percent from last year, and 17 percent compared to the average from 2021 through 2025, the Guardian reports. A sizable share of these losses are due in part to wildfires that ha
The Stream, September 1, 2026: Israel Abruptly Shuts Down All But One Desalination Plant Due to Weather (opens the original)
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Explore the world’s most pressing water stories, mapped. — and see how the crisis is unfolding near you and far from home. Click the image below to learn more. Hundreds of people were killed and thousands remain missing in Nepal after devastating floodwaters and a massive landslide — caused by the melting and collapse of a large alpine glacier — swept through communities in the country’s northern districts. The scale of the event’s destruction was immense. Rock, mud, snow, and ice tumbled from h
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