Impact of Climate Change on Water Scarcity and Population Growth in St. George, Utah

NPR is dedicating a week to stories about solutions for building and living on a hotter planet due to the impact of climate change on water scarcity, population growth, and extreme heat in cities like St. George, Utah. Local leaders are looking into recycling sewage to stretch the area's water supply and sustain growth into the future.

Impact of Climate Change on Water Supply and Sustainable Living in St. George, Utah

Climate change is affecting where and how we live, with water scarcity, population growth, and climate change posing challenges for cities like St. George, Utah. Local leaders are turning to recycled sewage as a solution to stretch the area's water supply and sustain growth into the future.

Challenges for Farmers in Presidio, Texas

The article discusses the challenges faced by farmers in Presidio, Texas, due to a prolonged drought and issues with water delivery from Mexico. Farmers are struggling to grow crops like alfalfa and turfgrass, impacting the agricultural industry in the region.

Water scarcity in Mexico City during rainy season

In Mexico City, rainy season causes flooding in some streets while leaving taps dry for many residents.

Regulation of Oil Industry Fracking Water in New Mexico

New Mexico is considering regulations for the treatment and reuse of oil industry fracking water due to scarce water supplies and concerns about wastewater disposal. The proposal has sparked public protests and debates among oil producers, water service providers, and environmental groups.

Water Crisis in Mexico City

Mexico City faces water crisis as neighborhoods are forced to ration water due to drought; experts warn of 'day zero' by June.

Water Crisis in Mexico City

Mexico City is facing a severe water crisis due to a combination of factors including climate change, leaky infrastructure, and over-extraction of the underground aquifer. Residents are experiencing prolonged water shortages, with some neighborhoods facing the possibility of 'day zero' when taps run dry. Experts warn that urgent measures are needed to address the escalating crisis.

Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

The dire food and water shortage in Gaza due to Israeli military actions is putting many at risk of infection and death, with aid groups struggling to deliver supplies. Children are acutely malnourished, and the lack of clean water is a major issue. The situation is described as shocking and desperate.