Natural resource management is the practice of sustainably using and protecting natural resources. Natural resources include land, water, air, minerals, forests, fish, and wildlife. Managing natural ...

Advances in water resource management and treatment systems have become critical in addressing global challenges related to water scarcity, infrastructure resilience, and environmental sustainability.

As AI systems expand rapidly across the global economy, a less visible consequence is drawing increasing attention: water consumption.

If you’re passionate about water resources, consider adding on UW’s innovative, interdisciplinary master’s degree in water resources. As a UW student, you’ll learn from leaders in various fields — ...

Our online Master of Science in Civil Engineering degree program with a focus in Water Resources Engineering prepares you to design, plan, and manage advanced water resources projects ranging from ...

Brazil: The Amazon's Gift Under Pressure Brazil dominates the global water scene with the world's largest volume of fresh ...

Infinitely useful, water is often taken for granted until it’s either not there or there is too much of it. Droughts, floods or contaminated drinking water make headlines. But for most of us, filling ...

South Carolina leaders over the last 50 years have done a pretty good job protecting natural resources – from making sure ...

Global Water Resources, Inc., a water resource management company, owns, operates, and manages regulated water, wastewater, and recycled water systems in metropolitan Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona. It ...

In his book, “A Little Dam Problem,” former Idaho Attorney General Jim Jones wrote: “In 1983, an epic battle erupted between the State of Idaho and Idaho Power Company over the company’s water right ...

Golf courses use a variety of water sources for turfgrass irrigation including groundwater, surface water (lakes, rivers and reservoirs), recycled water, and municipal potable water supplies. The ...