Forum Explores Ways to Solve Water Woes
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By Zhao Huanxin  Overseas investment is welcome in the water sector, which will be opened up further, Vice-Premier Zeng Peiyan said yesterday.
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By Cassie Shaner, The Dominion Post, Morgantown, W.Va.  Feb. 15--FAIRMONT -- City officials took time this week to explain the details of Fairmont's recent water crisis and commend city utility workers for their outstanding efforts.
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Protection of fresh water needs prompt clarification and strengthening in the United States.
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A think-tank calls for more water metering after reporting that efforts to conserve water are not having much impact.
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MOUNTING pressure on the world's water supplies has the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand collaborating on a research project to address the problem.
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The question of how to treat wastewater in an exclusive California beachfront community is pitting neighbors, surfers and environmentalists against one another.
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An army needs water to operate, but it's a pain to tote the stuff around. So Darpa is looking at ways to pull it out of thin air. By Noah Shachtman.
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Southern Californians, fond of their private pools, golf courses, garden sprinklers and the ubiquitous car wash, are being urged to reform their water-guzzling ways after the region's driest year on record.
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By Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Feb. 19--FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY, government officials, farmers and environmentalists have been trying to find a way of prevent dangerous agricultural runoff from polluting the Delta and other state waterways.
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By JIM SKEEN\\ Staff Writer  PALMDALE -- To address a growing demand for water, a coalition of water providers and municipal and county government officials is trying to come up with a plan that will more than double supplies by the year 2035.
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By Bangor Daily News, Maine  Sep. 15--Getting people interested in storm water is draining.
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By Diane Mastrull, The Philadelphia Inquirer  Sep. 24--If the region has a prayer of controlling flooding, communities and the developers who build in them must embrace the new technologies of storm-water management.   Experts have made that point repeatedly in recent years.
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Clean-up continues with waters still rising in some areas.
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By Aliana Ramos, The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.  Feb. 14--GEORGETOWN -- Control over water and sewer service in rural Georgetown County may be up for grabs.
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By Laura McCandlish, The Baltimore Sun  Feb. 4--Summit faces issue of water vs.
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By Mary Landers, Savannah Morning News, Ga.  Sep. 18--When the neighbors of a proposed sewage treatment plant for Port  Wentworth got wind of its location, they got concerned.
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By Scott Richardson  BLOOMINGTON - Melting snow, frozen ground and rain on the way had officials focused on two key water issues on Tuesday.