Neighbors battle pig farms and their stinky manure-filled lagoons in North Carolina. By Lily Kuo.

Migrating birds are weakened or sickened as they wing their way along the Pacific flyway in search of fresh water.

Producing Intoxicants in an Era of Extreme Drought. By Jon Kelvey.

In the spring, the Naches Hatchery was at risk of being closed because of a lack of money.

It's a disturbing and smelly scene at a north Iowa lake.

Sandbar sightings and exposed banks are indications of the slowest July water flow rates in the North Saskatchewan River in 14 years. Alberta Environment and Parks spokesman Jason Penner blamed a lack of precipitation through the winter and dry spring.

The vehicle that officials say was used to pilfer water from a Ventura County water district’s fire hydrant was a white water tender truck, not a red Ferrari driven by a mustachioed man in a Detroit Tigers baseball cap and a Hawaiian shirt...

Two maps show Greenland's sudden, rapid meltdown.

Bangkok only has 30 days worth of water in reserves, authorities say.

Each plant takes five gallons of water a day from legal and illegal water diversions.

Without sediment flowing through the canyon, it loses sandbars vital to the river ecosystem.

The lawsuits hit the courts within days of the state mailing notices to some Central Valley irrigation districts: They were to stop diverting from rivers and streams because there wasn't enough water to go around.

There is a waterfall in Tanzania’s Gombe National Park. Maybe 12 feet high, it’s fairly modestly sized, though even a modest waterfall is quite a magical thing. And it’s here that chimpanzees come to dance…

As California faces its fourth year of drought, the farmers who supply half of U.S. fruits and vegetables are trying to figure out how to conserve their scarcest resource.

Patches of water ice likely speckle the surface of Rosetta's comet, according to observations newly released from the European spacecraft. The orbiter spotted 120 bright spots that were at least a few meters in size.

The fight pits the north against the south, farmers against environmental groups, farmers against one another and residents against the governor.

The stunning science behind why Greenland is having so many earthquakes.

I have seen the future of space exploration, and it looks like a cue ball covered with brown scribbles. I am talking about Europa, the 1,940-mile-wide, nearly white, and exceedingly smooth satellite of Jupiter. It is an enigmatic world that is, in many ways, almost a perfect inversion of Earth. It is also one of the most plausible places to look for alien life. If it strikes you that those two statements sound rather contradictory—why yes, they do.

The Water Knife, a new novel by Paolo Bacigalupi, makes the Southwest's current problems look like drops in the bucket compared to what's to come.

Video has emerged of a large vortex in waters entering a dam in Lake Texoma, on the border of Texas and Oklahoma