York Water Company (NASDAQ: YORW) declares its 622nd consecutive quarterly dividend of $0.2280 per share, payable July 15, 2026 — maintaining over 210 years of unbroken dividend history.
USGS launches a nationwide water availability tool to help planners assess supply and demand across 80,000 watersheds, addressing growing water stress affecting 27 million Americans.
Countries pledge $3.9 billion to the Global Environment Facility (GEF-9) to support developing nations in advancing biodiversity, climate action, and 2030 environmental goals.
Donor countries pledge an initial $3.9 billion to the Global Environment Facility for its ninth replenishment cycle, supporting accelerated action by developing countries toward 2030 environmental goals.
As global temperatures rise and only 7% of water is reused in Europe, the world faces a critical water security challenge. With half of all wastewater still untreated and 90% of the Sustainable Development Goals dependent on water, the need for resilient, circular, and digitally enabled solutions has never been greater. At the Global Water Summit 2026 in Madrid, Alfa Laval is part of the conversation driving innovation, collaboration, and action to accelerate the water transition and empower industries to build operational resilience for a changing planet.
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A new report from the Gas Leaks Project and Earthworks reveals nearly 100 methane super-emitter events across the Appalachian Basin, exposing communities in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia to harmful pollution from oil and gas operations.
Decent Holding Inc. (Nasdaq: DXST) announces a strategic cooperation to expand its AI-enabled community healthcare network in China, integrating digital health solutions into established local networks.
The Canadian Water and Wastewater Association and Water Canada announce a strategic partnership to enhance the 2026 Water Canada Awards, introducing new municipal award categories to recognize innovation and community engagement.
BC Budget 2026 includes no new watershed security funding and no reform of industrial water rates, raising risks from floods, droughts, and climate extremes.