Water

What happens after California drought, peak oil, climate chaos, economic depression and water privatization finally get to the population of the Golden State?

The West Virginia chemical spill underscores why we need to do more to safeguard our water supply.

It turns out that public drinking water is not as well inspected as we may have imagined.

President Obama could right a slew of wrongs using his cognitive and executive powers, says George Lakoff, and he has a list in mind he hopes to hear about …

Six states have introduced bills that would impede NSA operations within their boundaries.

Language in boilerplate contracts and the advice of advisers with conflicts of interest often serve to favor privatization of public services, such as highway construction, which can cost taxpayers …

Despite repeated denials from the natural gas industry and government officials, all studies and evidence to date points to fracking as the cause of our earthquake boom.

Lipsky says the findings in the Inspector General report are just the tip of the iceberg.

Dow Chemical has engineered corn and soy seeds to be resistant to several herbicides, but researchers say fighting weeds with tougher chemicals is not a sustainable solution.

Is it really possible to reconcile conservation and fracking? You've got to be kidding.