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Great Lakes groups band together to challenge Nestlé and water crises in Flint and beyond

Slinging mud: inside (and outside) the UK's biggest fracking site

As horizontal drilling starts in Lancashire this month, the Guardian talks to protesters and staff at the Cuadrilla well

FDA reversed its position on Nestlé bottled water, documents show

‘Considerable concern’: Russia dumping tonnes of toxic space fuel in Canada's Arctic waters

​​​​​​​With unburned fuel aboard each stage, it’s possible that each launch is dropping as much as eight tonnes of UDMH, some of that fuel vaporizing and misting over Nunavut

Underground river 'Rio Hamza' discovered 4km beneath the Amazon

Scientists estimate the subterranean river may be 6,000km long and hundreds of times wider than the Amazon

17 years ago, Bolivia lived the Water War as a direct consequence of the privatization of water

​​​​​​​The privatization of water was a requirement of the International Monetary Fund for Bolivia to be able to pay its debts to the international institution

Turin (Italy) remunicipalizes water

The Turin Municipal Council acts on the popular will of the referendum against the privatization of 2011

Ocean Acidification: The Other Carbon Dioxide Problem

Plastic fibres found in tap water around the world, study reveals

Exclusive: Tests show billions of people globally are drinking water contaminated by plastic particles, with 83% of samples found to be polluted

Lake Erie has a 700 square mile algae bloom along with thousands of square miles and millions of acres in lakes and reservoir's across the US