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Aguanomics
The economics of water (and some other stuff), courtesy of economist David Zetland.
Aquafornia
Aqua Blog Maven's awesome California water blog. Everything you need to know about CA water issues, and more!
Authentically Wired
Water and a lot more from Paul F. Miller.
AWRA
The water resources blog of the American Water Resources Association.
Blue Living Ideas
Blue Living Ideas is the ultimate Web resource for information, tips, news, and events related to Earth’s most precious resource — Water.
Campanastan
That's 'Campana-stan', or 'Place of Campana', formerly 'Aquablog'. Michael Campana's personal blog, promulgating his Weltanschauung.
Chance of Rain
Journalist Emily Green's take on water issues.
City Brights: Water By Numbers
Peter Gleick's thoughts about the water challenges facing the world.
ClimateChangeWater Blog
From globe-trotting ecologist John Matthews.
Cool Green Science
The conservation blog of The Nature Conservancy. More than a dozen science and policy experts blogging away!
Cr!key Creek
Daniel Collins' Cr!key Creek offers news, views, and analysis on water resources, and a few other things, from the South Pacific.
Great Lakes Law
Noah Hall's blog about - what else - all things wet and legal in the Great Lakes region!
H2ONCoast
Oregon's North Coast water blog by Rob Emanuel of Oregon State University's Sea Grant program.
International Water Law Project
Gabriel Eckstein, Director of the IWLP at Texas Tech University, comments on international and transboundary water law and policy.
John Fleck
Science writer at the Albuquerque Journal. Great stuff on climate, water, and more.
Legal Planet: Environmental Law and Policy
From the UC-Berkeley and UCLA law schools, it highlights the latest legal and policy initiatives and examines their implications.
Reddit - water section
Water blog with tons of news items.
Riparian Rap
Steve Gough on river geomorphology and the business, politics, and science of river ecosystem conservation.
Southwest Water Economics
From Austin in the Lone Star State, Bruce K. Darling provides insights on Southwest USA water economics, rights, and management.
The Activists Online
From Joan - give it a look!
The Reef Tank
More than just a resource for reef hobbyists, but for those concerned about climate change, oceans, and water conservation.
The Water Blog
From the Portland, OR, Water Bureau.
The Water Law
From Alex Basilevsky - legal issues impacting water rights and the water industry.
Thirsty in Suburbia
Gayle Leonard documents things from the world of water that make us smile: particularly funny, amusing and weird items on bottled water, water towers, water marketing, recycling, the art-water nexus and working.
Waste, Water, Whatever
Elizabeth Royte's ('Bottlemania', 'Garbage Land') notes on waste, water, whatever.
Water For The Ages
Abby, another PNWer, writes about global water issues with passion and concern.
Water SISWEB
From UC-Davis water students. More than just a blog, it's a water resources community social bookmarking site. The users run the show, and all can participate.
Water Words That Work
From Eric Eckl, a communications and marketing expert for environmental and other progressive causes.
Waterblogged
Shaun McKinnon of the Arizona Republic.
Waterblogged.info
Jared Simpson's water blog. Great writing and insight, for non-water wonks, too.
Watercrunch
The sound when people and water collide. A curious blend of water, infrastructure, history, and science. Broadcasting from Clemson, SC.
Watering the Desert
Aptly-titled blog by CJ Brooks, a lawyer-hydrologist-geologist from Tucson, AZ.
WaterWired
All things fresh water: news, comment, and analysis from hydrogeologist Michael E. Campana, Professor at Oregon State University.
Western Water Blog
The 'mystery blog' about Western USA water issues. What more can I say?

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April 09, 2008

Water and Environment e-Newsletters from AlterNet

From Tara Lohan (tara@alternet.org), Managing Editor of AlterNet:

On the heels of World Water Day last week, we launched AlterNet's new free weekly email newsletter dedicated to water issues. You can sign up here and get the latest news, commentary, video and more in your inbox every Thursday. Thanks to those of you who have already joined and please feel free to email me with story ideas and other feedback.

You can also sign up here for AlterNet's weekly environment newsletter.

View AlterNet's water page and environment page.

"Democracy is like a raft; you're safe, but your feet get wet." -- John P. Campana

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WWW sites

Agua Para La Vida
Alltop Water
All the top water news in this 'online magazine rack' - yeah, WaterWired is listed.
American Water Resources Association (AWRA)
Ann Campana Judge Foundation
Carpe Diem - Western Water and Climate Change Project
Circle of Blue
Circle of Blue uses journalism, scientific research, and conversations from around the world to bring the story of the global freshwater crisis to life. Here you’ll find new water reports, news headlines, and hear from leading scientists.
El Porvenir
FactCheck.org
Flowing Streams Ministries
Geological Society of America
Global Science Gateway
Global Voices Online
Aggregates, curates, and amplifies the global conversation online, highlighting people and places the media often ignore.
H2OX2
Safe and stylish alternatives to disposable water bottles.
High Country News
Institute for Water and Watersheds, Oregon State University
International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH)
Lifewater International
Living Water International
Millennium Water Alliance
National Drought Mitigation Center
National Ground Water Association (NGWA)
NPR - National Public Radio
PBS - Public Broadcasting Service
Safe Drinking Water Is Essential
Save Darfur
Southwest Hydrology
Tappening
Tap water forever!
The Christian Science Monitor
The H2O Podcast
The New York Times
The Nose On Your Face
The Onion - America's Finest News Source
The Water Report
U.S. Water News
UNESCO - International Hydrological Programme
USGS - Water Resources
Water Advocates
WaTER Center - Water Technologies for Emerging Regions
Water Charity
Practical solutions to provide safe water, effective sanitation, and meaningful health education to those in need.
Water Education Foundation
Water Resources Graduate Program, Oregon State University
Water Science and Technology Board
Watershed Management Council
WaterSupply.com
Commerical site with much information on water and wastewater treatment.
WaterWebster
Your Web portal to news and information about water
WaterWired on Twitter
Short posts on water and related issues.
Western Water Assessment
Western Waters Digital Library

WaterWired

All things fresh water: news, analysis, humor, and comment from Michael E. 'Aquadoc' Campana, hydrogeologist and Professor of Geosciences at Oregon State University. CYA statement: the opinions expressed herein are solely those of Michael E. Campana and not those of Oregon State University.