New York protecting its most valuable natural resource
New York City has launched its One New York plan to protect the city’s most valuable natural resource – water.
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New York City has launched its One New York plan to protect the city’s most valuable natural resource – water.
Read analysisBy 2050, the world’s economy will be four times larger and so water efficiency measures are essential in reducing nexus pressures.
Read analysisThe MENA region is one of the most water scarce regions in the world and faces enormous water-energy nexus pressures in the coming decades.
Read analysisToronto has set a long-term vision that its urban forests will cover nearly half the city. The challenge is communicating the value of urban forests.
Read analysisOnly 20% of global wastewater is properly treated. Decentralized systems can supplement or replace traditional wastewater treatment plants.
Read analysisCountries in Africa have begun implementing green economy initiatives ensuring the green economy powers Africa forward into the future.
Read analysisIn Europe there is a move towards a circular economy. Two leading examples are the Netherlands and UK.
Read analysisSan Diego is challenged by climate change. To ensure security of supply, San Diego is developing alternative water supplies from potable reuse.
Read analysisGeneral public opinion on water and climate change - What will it take for us to face the fact we are running out of water?
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