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Reposted for the bit on Water Infrastructure concerns.
March 15, 2026 (Update)
🚰💧🇮🇳 Tap water access now reaches over 80% of households in rural India! At the time of the government water initiative Jal Jeevan Mission’s 2019 launch, only 17% of rural households had piped drinking water — the project has since seen great gains in providing sustainable water infrastructure and access to safe, clean water. While progress is still being made in some regions, other states have even reached 100% tap water coverage for rural households!
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/80-of-rural-indian-families-now-have-access-to-piped-drinking-water-8951055/amp/1
The Department of the Interior today announced a $849 million investment from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda to revitalize ag
Excerpt from this press release from the Department of the Interior:
The Department of the Interior today announced a $849 million investment from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda to revitalize aging water delivery systems across the West. The funding supports 77 projects in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah and Washington to improve water conveyance and storage, increase safety, improve hydropower generation, and provide water treatment. This includes 14 projects totaling $118.3 million in the Colorado River Basin.
Today’s announcement follows the release of five alternatives earlier this month that will be analyzed as part of the Post-2026 Operations for the Colorado River Basin. Since Day One of the Biden-Harris administration, the Department has led critical discussions over how to bring the Colorado River back from the brink of crisis in the face of an unprecedented 24-year drought. Having achieved overwhelming success in 2023 on interim operation plans to guide operations through 2026 with a historic consensus agreement, and following more than a year of collaboration with the states and Tribes who call the Colorado River Basin home, the release of alternatives is the next step in a responsible path to guide post-2026 operations for the Colorado River.
The projects selected for funding today are found in all the major river basins and regions where Reclamation operates. Among the 77 projects selected for funding are efforts to restore canal capacity, sustain water treatment for Tribes, replace equipment for hydropower production and provide necessary maintenance to aging project buildings.
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The crisis in Jackson, MS, highlights a deeper problem within U.S. water infrastructure — here’s how
This video was made with support from Climate Power
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Hundreds of thousands of people in Jackson, Mississippi are without water due to environmental racism. (26427 signatures on petition)
