Speakers called for integrated data systems, alternative water sources, rainwater harvesting, managed aquifer recharge, digital metering, and coordinated government–industry action to safeguard water ...

This article originally appeared on Undark. EVERY DAY in a remote coastal village in southwest Bangladesh, Tuli, 11, helps her mother and aunt carry drinkable water from a pond. They must walk more ...

Widespread use of arsenic-contaminated water in Bangladesh during the 20th century has been called by the World Health Organization the largest mass poisoning in history. A new study co-authored by ...

Dhaka, Bangladesh (AP) -- Water levels were slowly receding Thursday in major rivers in Bangladesh's flood-hit northeast, bringing hopes of relief to millions of Bangladeshis, but woes continued in ...

Pacific region needs $250 billion a year in water investments but gets only 40% of it, says the Asian Water Development Outlook.

Bangladesh has introduced tax exemptions to reduce water production costs and promote the use of solar power in 19 coastal districts. This initiative comes in response to grid electricity shortages ...

The headwaters of the Cedar River, which flows 338 miles from southern Minnesota through Iowa, are choked by algae, the result of excess farm nutrients running off farm fields and from large swine ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. There were at one time more than 300 native freshwater fish species in Bangladesh, but many have disappeared while others are on the verge of ...

Bangladesh faces a delicate diplomatic dilemma as it navigates competing interests from India and China in the Teesta River project. On the one hand, India’s interest in the project stems from ...

BANGLADESH, WHICH sits within the world’s largest river delta, has no shortage of water. Alas, barely any of it is drinkable. Much of the country’s surface water contains high levels of poisonous ...