An insightful article in Nature this week calls for water to “be recast as a global common good.”

As hopes rise for ambitious global water commitments, a recent comment in Nature highlights why water must be at the heart of climate action

Around half of the world’s population is at risk of severe water scarcity, and with climate change, this is set to get worse.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed rules for climate-related disclosures for investors, published on...

Draper & Draper LLC is proud to be ranked by Chambers USA 2021 as a market leader in natural resources and water law. Chambers reports...

Three original jurisdiction interstate water cases are currently pending before the United States Supreme Court. One of these cases,...

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has published its 2021 SECURE Water Act Report, analyzing climate change impacts and projected risks to...

New Study Shows that Remote Working Has an Environmental Footprint that Must Not be Overlooked Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit early last...

We’ve updated our Transboundary Water Map to show interstate compacts and U.S. Supreme Court cases concerning the allocation of...

Climate Change Fuels Scramble to Monetize Water Rights in the American West Here’s a thought-provoking article from The New York Times...

Draper & Draper LLC has been a carbon neutral law firm since January 12, 2021. We are committed to remaining carbon neutral. We have...