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America’s Hidden Water Crisis and How We Can Solve It – Together
This Is Life in America’s Water-Inequality Capital. It Might Be About to Change
How McDowell County, West Virginia, is Addressing its Decades-old Water Problems
More than two million people living in the United States lack access to clean drinking water, including an estimated 1 in 10 Native Americans.
Diné artist and activist Emma Robbins talks about the water crisis on the Navajo Nation, the present-day consequences of broken treaties, and the potential of funding from President Biden’s infrastructure bill.
Darlene Arviso fills a 1,200-gallon water tank that we just installed outside a home in gets water in Mariano Lake, New Mexico, on November 25, 2019. Nonprofit DigDeep is providing water to families without drinking water. About a third of households in Navajo Nation are without plumbing and running water.
The Biden administration announced plans on Tuesday to leverage financial and technical tools to ensure that historically underserved communities can access wastewater sanitation resources.
This human rights non-profit is working hard to ensure that every American has clean, running water forever.
A half-century after its passage, the Clean Water Act still has a long way to go to ensure safe water for all Americans.
Lack of access to clean drinking water is being exacerbated by climate change. In fact, less than 1% of the world's water is fresh and accessible, according to Melissa Ho, senior vice president of freshwater and food at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
Nearly a third of Navajo nation lacks running water. ABC News' Rachel Scott takes us inside everyday life for thousands of Americans who live without running water.
In some of the hardest hit communities along the Texas-Mexico border, families struggled for decades due to a lack of access to clean, safe, running water.
Millions of Americans don't have clean, running water at home, something so many of us take for granted.
But with your help, we can close the water gap for good.
Join CNN correspondent Sara Sidner and DigDeep’s Appalachia Water Project team in West Virginia to learn about life without running water, and how we're working within these communities to finally turn on the taps.
Millions of Americans don't have clean, running water at home, something so many of us take for granted.
But with your help, we can close the water gap for good.
Join CBS News Now correspondent Tom Hanson and DigDeep’s Colonias Water Project team in Texas to learn about life without running water, and how we're working within these communities to finally turn on the taps.
World Water Day, marked every March, was established by the United Nations to focus attention on the importance of fresh water around the globe. Sen. John Hickenlooper (D-Colo.), Melissa Ho, World Wildlife Fund senior vice president for freshwater and food, Alexia Leclercq, Start:Empowerment co-founder, and Julie Waechter, DigDeep co-CEO, join Washington Post Live to discuss possible solutions that address global water inequities and the role of water in sustainable development.
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