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Exclusive: Stanley shot to fame last year with wildly popular cups but its new president says the company is ‘more than a viral moment’
Leadership
Exclusive: Stanley shot to fame last year with wildly popular cups but its new president says the company is ‘more than a viral moment’
By Lila MacLellanSeptember 4, 2024
woman drinking from plastic water bottle
Health
Microplastics are everywhere, but here’s how to reduce your exposure
By Matthew Griffin and BloombergAugust 31, 2024
Tim Rosenfield, co-founder and co-CEO of Sustainable Metal Cloud Moderator (center) and Seth Dobrin, a venture capitalist and former global head of AI at IBM (right).
Tech
IBM’s former head of AI says Big Tech needs to end arms race in LLMs to ditch its carbon backpack
By Christiaan HetznerAugust 6, 2024
Gina M. Raimondo
Environment
Coastal communities get $575 million to combat floods and climate threats
By Wayne Parry and The Associated PressJuly 26, 2024
 A sacred 13,000-year-old tree faces off with a California real-estate development
Success
 A sacred 13,000-year-old tree faces off with a California real-estate development
By Chloe BergerJuly 12, 2024
The Temple of Concordia in the Valley of the Temples, Sicily.
Environment
Sicily’s summer drought is so acute this year that it’s drying up lakes and forcing cities to turn away tourists because they don’t have enough water
By Prarthana PrakashJuly 10, 2024
A gushing water pipe in the street
Environment
‘I just cried’: Atlanta fixes 4-day-long water leak by cutting off an entire neighborhood where residents now can’t take showers or flush 
By Jeff Amy and The Associated PressJune 3, 2024
Native American tribes approve proposal to ensure their Colorado River water rights—a deal that could become the most expensive enacted by Congress
Politics
Native American tribes approve proposal to ensure their Colorado River water rights—a deal that could become the most expensive enacted by Congress
By Susan Montoya Bryan and The Associated PressMay 24, 2024
Seafood supplier denies a role in endless-shrimp brouhaha with Red Lobster
Retail
Seafood supplier denies a role in endless-shrimp brouhaha with Red Lobster
By Jonathan Randles and BloombergMay 21, 2024
A water utility plant in Pennsylvania
Environment
Cyberattacks against America’s critical water supplies are dire and getting worse—’systems are not doing what they are supposed to be doing’
By The Associated Press, Michael Phillis and Matthew DalyMay 21, 2024
Janet McCabe
Tech
Chinese, Iranian, and Russian gangs are attacking U.S. drinking water and officials are alarmed
By Michael Phillis, Matthew Daly and The Associated PressMay 20, 2024
Tiny, light-brown lizard sparks massive clash between environmentalists and oil giants
Environment
Tiny, light-brown lizard sparks massive clash between environmentalists and oil giants
By Scott Sonner and The Associated PressMay 17, 2024
Brands that teens once heralded as the epitome of trendy and fast fashion—think Abercrombie, Forever 21, and Shein—are now tapping into the $14 billion bridal-gown market.
Retail
Shein and Abercrombie are disrupting the $14 billion bridal gown market with cheap dresses—but where brides save, the world is paying full price
By Sunny NagpaulMay 14, 2024
Mexico avocados
Environment
Furious Mexican farmers are ripping out water pumps for avocado orchards and berry fields, risking cartel reprisal
By Armando Solis and The Associated PressApril 29, 2024
Barcelona
Environment
Spain’s drought is so bad that Barcelona is getting a second desalination plant for drinking water
By The Associated PressApril 19, 2024
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