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Drawings by Acciavatti on groundwater
Groundwater: The Hidden Front Line of Climate Change

A conversation with Anthony Acciavatti, who sees water rights and resource distribution coming to head beneath our feet

Phoenix Rising

Jones Studio selected to design a new Water Education Center in Phoenix

a community barbershop in midtown, jackson, mississippi
The Search for Public Good

Shunning tribalism and embracing community will help cities like Jackson emerge from the crises that have come to define them

view of flooding outside of jackson
Exacerbation Nation

Jackson’s main water treatment plant fails leaving residents of Mississippi’s largest city without running water indefinitely

rendering of a welcome gateway at marsha p. johnson park
Wax On, Wax Off

Daily digest: Giant slide reopens at Detroit’s Belle Isle after bruising debut, gateway design at Marsha P. Johnson Park revealed, and more

workers remove a dam from a river
Break the Dam, Release the River!

Federal legislation on dam removal winds its way through Congress

NatureStructure Sketch Workshop

In Deep Water

Columbia professor Anthony Acciavatti on the technical engineering of India’s sacred river

Water Mark

A Milwaukee project creates a live atlas of city’s water system

Oars away

Cuomo announces $2.5 million competition to reimagine New York’s canal system

The Last Straw?

A controversial decision will allow a Wisconsin city to draw water out of Lake Michigan

Waco's Water

Texas planners envision a county-wide “grid” to provide clean water during droughts

An artist’s floating garden on the Hudson River will create new public and performance space

Jean Nouvel’s vegetated Miami tower touted for its man-made lagoon

On View> “Streamlines” sculptures and performances stoke climate conversations in southern Indiana

Los Angeles unleashes 96 million “Shade Balls” into its reservoirs to help conserve water

AN Exclusive: Andres Jaque Explains Why This Year’s YAP Winner “COSMO” Is Being Built In Spain

Chicago wants your ideas for the future of the Chicago River

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