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Valencia to Invest €120 Million in Water Infrastructure Resilience Plan
Valencia's mayor announced a €120 million plan to enhance water infrastructure resilience, aiming for water self-sufficiency within five years, prompted by past supply vulnerabilities.
Valencia to Invest €120 Million in Water Infrastructure Resilience Plan
Valencia's mayor announced a €120 million plan to enhance water infrastructure resilience, aiming for water self-sufficiency within five years, prompted by past supply vulnerabilities.
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52% Bias Score
Ethical Hackers Aid Small Water Utilities After Iranian Cyberattack
Following a November 2023 hack of the Aliquippa, Pennsylvania water system by Iranian-linked hackers, a group of ethical hackers is providing free cybersecurity support to smaller water utilities across the US, including Indiana, Oregon, Utah, and Vermont, to enhance network security and protect pub...
Ethical Hackers Aid Small Water Utilities After Iranian Cyberattack
Following a November 2023 hack of the Aliquippa, Pennsylvania water system by Iranian-linked hackers, a group of ethical hackers is providing free cybersecurity support to smaller water utilities across the US, including Indiana, Oregon, Utah, and Vermont, to enhance network security and protect pub...
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24% Bias Score
Cunliffe Report: Smart Meters and Social Tariff Proposed to Tackle UK Water Crisis
Sir Jon Cunliffe's report on the UK water industry proposes smart meters and a national social tariff to address underinvestment, rising bills, and a projected 5 billion liter daily water shortfall by 2055, potentially impacting 88% of households without smart meters.
Cunliffe Report: Smart Meters and Social Tariff Proposed to Tackle UK Water Crisis
Sir Jon Cunliffe's report on the UK water industry proposes smart meters and a national social tariff to address underinvestment, rising bills, and a projected 5 billion liter daily water shortfall by 2055, potentially impacting 88% of households without smart meters.
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40% Bias Score
Dagestan Water Contamination Outbreak Affects 302, One Arrested
Contaminated drinking water from the "Dzhepelskiy" source in Dagestan's Magaramkent district caused an acute intestinal infection outbreak affecting 302 people (mostly children), leading to one arrest and a criminal investigation.
Dagestan Water Contamination Outbreak Affects 302, One Arrested
Contaminated drinking water from the "Dzhepelskiy" source in Dagestan's Magaramkent district caused an acute intestinal infection outbreak affecting 302 people (mostly children), leading to one arrest and a criminal investigation.
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36% Bias Score
KKR Pulls Out of Thames Water Takeover, Leaving Creditors to Tackle £20bn Turnaround
KKR withdrew its bid to take over debt-laden Thames Water, leaving a group of creditors – including US hedge funds – responsible for a £20bn, 15-year turnaround plan, raising concerns about potential environmental and customer service impacts.
KKR Pulls Out of Thames Water Takeover, Leaving Creditors to Tackle £20bn Turnaround
KKR withdrew its bid to take over debt-laden Thames Water, leaving a group of creditors – including US hedge funds – responsible for a £20bn, 15-year turnaround plan, raising concerns about potential environmental and customer service impacts.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Revokes $26 Million Grant for Alabama County Facing Sewage Crisis
In Lowndes County, Alabama, failing water infrastructure has caused raw sewage to contaminate homes and yards for over 14 years, leading to a public health crisis with a 2017 study showing one in three adults infected with hookworm; a $26 million federal grant to address the "environmental racism" w...
Trump Revokes $26 Million Grant for Alabama County Facing Sewage Crisis
In Lowndes County, Alabama, failing water infrastructure has caused raw sewage to contaminate homes and yards for over 14 years, leading to a public health crisis with a 2017 study showing one in three adults infected with hookworm; a $26 million federal grant to address the "environmental racism" w...
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40% Bias Score
Gaza Water Crisis Deepens After October 2023 Conflict
Following the October 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, 55 percent of Gaza's water infrastructure requires repair, and all wastewater treatment plants are non-functional due to power and fuel shortages. This leaves 2 million people relying on insufficient emergency solutions, with Israel controlling most...
Gaza Water Crisis Deepens After October 2023 Conflict
Following the October 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, 55 percent of Gaza's water infrastructure requires repair, and all wastewater treatment plants are non-functional due to power and fuel shortages. This leaves 2 million people relying on insufficient emergency solutions, with Israel controlling most...
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56% Bias Score
Robbins, CA, Gets $8M Water System Upgrade
Robbins, California, a town of roughly 300 residents, is finally getting clean drinking water after decades of relying on bottled water due to contaminated tap water; an $8 million project funded by the state is upgrading the town's water infrastructure, expected to be completed by June 2027.
Robbins, CA, Gets $8M Water System Upgrade
Robbins, California, a town of roughly 300 residents, is finally getting clean drinking water after decades of relying on bottled water due to contaminated tap water; an $8 million project funded by the state is upgrading the town's water infrastructure, expected to be completed by June 2027.
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24% Bias Score
East and West Midlands Officially in Drought
The East and West Midlands are officially in drought due to critically low reservoir and river levels following three heatwaves and insufficient rainfall, impacting eight million people and potentially leading to further hosepipe bans; experts cite outdated water infrastructure as a key factor.
East and West Midlands Officially in Drought
The East and West Midlands are officially in drought due to critically low reservoir and river levels following three heatwaves and insufficient rainfall, impacting eight million people and potentially leading to further hosepipe bans; experts cite outdated water infrastructure as a key factor.
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16% Bias Score
Morocco's €12.5 Billion Investment in Water and Energy
Morocco is investing €12.5 billion in water and energy infrastructure, including a high-capacity power line, wind and gas-fired power plants, and desalination plants, to address water scarcity and reduce energy imports, a project involving UAE investors and potentially impacted by geopolitical tensi...
Morocco's €12.5 Billion Investment in Water and Energy
Morocco is investing €12.5 billion in water and energy infrastructure, including a high-capacity power line, wind and gas-fired power plants, and desalination plants, to address water scarcity and reduce energy imports, a project involving UAE investors and potentially impacted by geopolitical tensi...
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40% Bias Score
Thames Water Hit with Record £123 Million Fine for Environmental Violations
Thames Water, serving 16 million UK customers, was fined £123 million by Ofwat for years of environmental violations, including excessive sewage discharges and infrastructure neglect, following the regulator's largest-ever investigation into the UK water industry.
Thames Water Hit with Record £123 Million Fine for Environmental Violations
Thames Water, serving 16 million UK customers, was fined £123 million by Ofwat for years of environmental violations, including excessive sewage discharges and infrastructure neglect, following the regulator's largest-ever investigation into the UK water industry.
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48% Bias Score
Bipartisan Bill to Protect US Water Systems from Cyberattacks
US Senators Gallego and Cotton introduced the Water Cybersecurity Enhancement Act to protect water systems from foreign cyberattacks following China's admission of responsibility for past attacks on US infrastructure, the bill expands the Drinking Water Infrastructure Risk and Resilience Program to ...
Bipartisan Bill to Protect US Water Systems from Cyberattacks
US Senators Gallego and Cotton introduced the Water Cybersecurity Enhancement Act to protect water systems from foreign cyberattacks following China's admission of responsibility for past attacks on US infrastructure, the bill expands the Drinking Water Infrastructure Risk and Resilience Program to ...
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56% Bias Score
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