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How British lakes and rivers became sewage dumps
Under The Radar Investigation has found illegal dumping in 'Britain's natural treasure'
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Why the Earth's water cycle is under threat
Under The Radar Disturbances in the system that moves water around the world place more than half of global food production at risk
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Deadly 'brain-eating' amoebas could be spreading thanks to climate change
Under the Radar Naegleria fowleri causes rare and lethal infection, but recent uptick in cases suggests it is thriving in warming waters
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The safety of the Seine River remains murky
In the Spotlight Cleaning the river ahead of the Paris Olympics has been a massive undertaking
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Why is Mexico City running out of water?
Today's Big Question Climate change and bad planning bring on 'Day Zero'
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Winchcombe meteorite: space rock may reveal how water came to Earth
The Explainer New analysis of its violent journey confirms scientific theories on the origin of our planet's H2O
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Thames Water: is it time to renationalise?
today's big question The company has failed to negotiate terms with Ofwat that would reduce their debt
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Should we shower more than once a week?
Talking Point In this work-from-home era, some people are going full 'goblin mode'
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What is life like in Gaza now?
In depth Despite starvation, a sanitation crisis, blackouts and boredom, the 'mundane drumbeat of life continues'
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Why are ocean waves getting bigger?
The Explainer Damaged coastlines and stronger storms are in our future
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Guide to California's Monterey Peninsula
The Week Recommends Take your time wandering and soaking up the scenery
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How to save money on your water bill
feature From shorter showers to meters, there are ways to tackle rising water bills
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Desertification: Iraq’s worsening water crisis
feature Drought, climate change, mismanagement and oil production have all been blamed for water scarcity in the country
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Why is Thames Water struggling to stay afloat?
Today's Big Question The UK’s largest water company could be nationalised after amassing huge debts
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