RABAT, Morocco (AP) — Regional and local leaders in eastern Morocco met this week with residents and civil society groups after months of protests over a water management plan set to take effect later this year. Thousands in the town of Figuig
South Africa’s largest city, Johannesburg, is facing an unprecedented collapse of its water system. This collapse has affected millions of residents, including both the rich and poor. South Africa’s notoriously troubled electricity system has also played a role in the collapse. For
Campaigners have blasted Thames Water for dumping human waste into the River Thames for a staggering 1,914 hours so far this year– equivalent to 79 days. The data from 40 sites between Kingston Upon Thames, in south-west London, and the mouth of
The world’s first electric flying ferry is poised to be put into service, with striking images showing the futuristic-looking craft in action. New Zealand’s most beautiful lake is about to get a high-tech upgrade, with Meridian Energy set to bring the world’s
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea defines the EEZ as a nine-dash line spanning 200 nautical miles (370 kilometers) belonging to the Phillippines who has the sole rights to explore and exploit natural resources. This recent sighting has
The Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Mexico is emerging as a formidable rival to the Panama Canal, despite not relying on a single drop of water. With an estimated cost of £3.5 billion, this ambitious project aims to connect
Climate change and a drought have forced Morocco’s famous public baths to close a few days a week in an effort to save water. The public baths, known as hammams in Arabic, have been fixtures of Moroccan life for centuries. Some are
Traders fear for the future as riverboats struggle to pass under the bridge at the River Thurne (Image: SWNS) High water levels on an iconic river are threatening the trade of boaters who rely on visitors hiring them out. Record rainfall has
Environment officials have removed protected bathing water status from up to 11 spots once popular with swimmers since 2015. At least four of the sites lost their bathing status – which requires the Government to analyse water samples each year from May
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