Article recommendation: "The Year in Water, 2025 – Power Shift" In this article from Circle of Blue, by Brett Walton, published December 9, 2025, the author examines how the AI boom is transforming the physical world behind the digital curtain. As data centers multiply, demand for electricity and water is surging, with growing consequences for climate, infrastructure, and local communities. The piece

Article recommendation: "We should be paying more attention to water in Detroit"in The Michigan Daily, by Katie Lynch - November 4, 2025Read the article here Despite being surrounded by abundant freshwater, Detroit is facing a largely overlooked water crisis — one driven by aging infrastructure, unaffordable rates, and mass shutoffs that disproportionately impact low-income and Black residents. In The Michigan Daily (Nov. 4),

Pilgrimage along the Ammer, Germany from Martina Kansy and Christian Sanden This was a four day walk for Mother Water who connects us all in the circle of life. The reflections are a co-creation weaving my and Christian´s impressions together I got to know the Ammer two months ago. Immediately I fell in love with her, like a sister she listens to

Walking into the Unexpected: a day-by-day account of the Lake to Lake walk September 2025 By justine epstein We had been walking for nearly a week, a dozen walkers and logistics team who came together in a community of practice to follow the waters from Kootzabbaa/Mono Lake to Patsiata/Owens Lake with a prayer to restore our relations with waters, lands and peoples.

Photo credits: Shawn Berry An Aqueduct Runs Through it: Headwaters lead to tailwaters. Know the path. by Shawn Berry, Sep 14th 2025 - originally published on SubstackWe were ten days in. I was part of the logistics team for the Walking Water event: a three week water awareness walk snaking across a path of trails and access roads from Mono Lake to

Lake to Lake 2025 - September 01st - Opening Ceremony Dear Friends, we are walking! Click below for a slide show of our first day. Photo credits: Claire Potin