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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news pollution and water quality.png|left|70px|link=Wayne woman works to provide clean water in Guatemala]]
|July 4, 2015 <br> [[Wayne woman works to provide clean water in Guatemala]] <br> ''Alberta Longone-Messer understood the significance. The woman had given her the cup as treasured gift, but Longone-Messer knew drinking the water inside could make her violently ill. She stood looking at the cup, wondering how to honor the woman’s graciousness while still preserving her health.“ I looked at my colleagues,” Longone-Messer recalled. “I knew I couldn’t drink it. How can I tell her I can’t do this?”''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news pollution and water quality.png|left|70px|link=Behind Latin America’s Anti-Mining Protests: Water Concerns]]
|June 25, 2015 <br> [[Behind Latin America’s Anti-Mining Protests: Water Concerns]] <br> ''Mining conflicts are intensifying across Latin America, with 218 mining projects embroiled in conflicts with 312 communities—including six conflicts spanning national borders—from Mexico to Argentina. One of the most prominent protests flared up this spring in southern Peru, at the $1.4 billion Tia Maria copper mine run by the Mexican-owned company Southern Copper.''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news pollution and water quality.png|left|70px|link=Seven Years Documenting Chevron’s Environmental Crimes in Ecuador Pollution Case]]
| June 1, 2015<br> [[ Seven Years Documenting Chevron’s Environmental Crimes in Ecuador Pollution Case]] <br> ''Chevron CEO John Watson and General Counsel Hewitt Pate could end much misery by stepping outside the courtroom and into the lives of the Ecuadorian indigenous. They could listen to their stories. They could help them clean up what Texaco contaminated. Will they help? Or, will they become known as the two men who spent at least $1 billion in legal fees to block assistance to the poorest and most disenfranchised people in Ecuador?''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news pollution and water quality.png|left|70px|link=Water Politics Polarised in Mexico]]
|April 22, 2015 <br> [[Water Politics Polarised in Mexico]] <br> ''Laura Romero has piped water in her home for only a few hours a day, and at least once a week she is cut off completely. Like the rest of the residents in her neighbourhood in the north of the Mexican capital, she has to store water in containers like drums or jerrycans.''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news pollution and water quality.png|left|70px|link=Brazil to Monitor Improvement of Water Quality in Latin America]]
|August 27, 2014 <br> [[Brazil to Monitor Improvement of Water Quality in Latin America]] <br> ''Problems in access to quality drinking water, supply shortages and inadequate sanitation are challenges facing development and the fight against poverty in Latin America. A new regional centre based in Brazil will monitor water to improve its management.''
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