Circle of Blue

Circle of Blue

Circle of Blue is a well-respected organization known around the world for its reliable reporting and educational efforts on the challenges surrounding water resources, especially in relation to food, energy, health, and the environment in a changing climate. The founders and team have played significant roles in some of the biggest publishing events ever, shaped important discussions, influenced policies, made advancements in data management, edited leading magazines, spoken before Congress, and mentored many aspiring professionals.

International
English
Online/Digital

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62
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Global

#1096740

United States

#424585

Science and Education/Environmental Science

#516

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  • 2 weeks ago | circleofblue.org | Keith Schneider

    Atop one of the world’s tallest freshwater sand dunes in northern Michigan’s Benzie County there’s a place to marvel–dawn or dusk–at the magnificence of the Lake Michigan shoreline. The view encompasses Betsie Bay, where the state-protected natural river of the same name empties into the sparkling clean shallows between Frankfort and Elberta.

  • 3 weeks ago | circleofblue.org | Christian Thorsberg

    A mass fish die-off in Iraq’s marshlands is the latest hit to a region troubled by drought and water scarcity. Ongoing drought is expected to drop China’s national wheat harvest to its lowest output since 2018. The amount of salt entering Washington, D.C. waterways has steadily increased over the past few winters, studies show. Flooding in central Romania has forced evacuations after a stream overtopped and broke through a dam protecting a major salt mine.

  • 3 weeks ago | circleofblue.org | Keith Schneider

    On April 22 five armed terrorists attacked Hindu tourists in Jammu and Kashmir, an Indian territory in the country’s mountainous and water-rich northwest bordered by Pakistan. One of India’s immediate responses to the attack, which killed 26 people, was alerting Pakistan that it would not abide by agreements in the 65-year-old Indus Water Treaty to share water from the region with its neighbor.

  • 3 weeks ago | circleofblue.org | Keith Schneider

    In the years during and immediately following the Great Recession in 2008 and 2009, the Texas Business Association and other like-minded chambers of commerce noted how America’s second most populous state had come through the ordeal with unrivaled economic vitality. Texas attracted more direct foreign investment, was the nation’s largest exporter, and was home to more than 50 Fortune 500 companies. The state also attracted new residents, businesses, and jobs at a faster pace than any other state.

  • 3 weeks ago | circleofblue.org | Christian Thorsberg

    Communities in North Sumatra, Indonesia, are celebrating a ‘fragile win’ following the revocation of a controversial mine’s permit to build a tailings dam. India’s push to increase renewable energy output — which centers the production of green hydrogen — may be limited by water scarcity, studies show. In one of Nigeria’s worst floods of recent memory, 700 people in the central market city of Mokwa are feared dead.

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