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Water

Water shortages and problems around Minnesota — and the country — have many wondering what is the true cost of clean and reliable water. This reporting is supported in part by The Water Main, a project of American Public Media.

Water issues transcend partisan rancor at state capitol, kind of

Policies to ensure water quality and funding to repair the state's crumbling water infrastructure are some of the few areas where both Democrats and Republicans have found agreement this legislative session.
by Jon Collins

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Water around the world: Three views

From the Aral Sea in Uzbekistan to the booming cities of China to desalinization plants in Israel, water controversies are global.
by MPR News Staff

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Walking the waterways to raise awareness

Walking the waterways to raise awareness

Sharon Day leads water walks across the country, including in Minnesota, her home state. To raise awareness about pollution, she walked the length of the Mississippi.
by MPR News Staff

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Greenland's glaciers likely melting faster than thought

Greenland's glaciers likely melting faster than thought

A new study from UC Irvine and JPL shows Greenland's glaciers might be more vulnerable to melting because of deep, warm ocean currents.
by Sanden Totten

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Reef larger than Delaware found at mouth of Amazon

Reef larger than Delaware found at mouth of Amazon

The newly-discovered reef may include new species.

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Documentary about Flint water crisis: 'Not Safe to Drink'

Documentary about Flint water crisis: 'Not Safe to Drink'

On April 25, 2014 Flint, Michigan's water supply was switched from Detroit to the Flint River, to save money. Dangerous levels of lead contamination resulted. A Michigan Radio documentary explains how the situation unfolded. It's called "Not Safe to Drink."

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Jonathan Foley on food, water and the global environment

Jonathan Foley on food, water and the global environment

On Earth Day, and the first day of MPR's Water Month, global scientist Jonathan Foley gives a Chautauqua Lecture on the ways our current system of food production damages water and the environment, and discusses his controversial National Geographic cover story. Formerly of the U of M, Foley is now head of the California Academy of Sciences.

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Dayton offers advice to House GOP, Bernie Sanders

The governor called on House Republicans to "get real" on the state budget. He also said it's time for Democrats to unite behind Hillary Clinton.
by Tim Pugmire

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