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Global water crisis: too little, too much, or lack of a plan?

The global water crisis – caused by drought, flood, and climate change – is less about supply than it is about recognizing water's true value, using it efficiently, and planning for a different future, say experts.

Hoover's dam folly: Why Keynesian New Deal policies failed

Will drilling more wells in California help or hurt?

California's groundwater shrinking because of agricultural use

Water-use saga: The return of Glen Canyon

India's vanishing groundwater

Too many 'straws' sucking water out of the Colorado River

How climate change may be threatening national parks

Wetland vies for Colorado River’s water

California heads for a third dry year in a row

In arid West, a foreign legion of beetles takes on a thirsty invader

An artificial flood does good in the Grand Canyon

Is water becoming ‘the new oil’?

Lakes Mead and Powell could run dry by 2021