Climate change

Europe’s transboundary flood risk management plans

In 2007, the European Union’s Flood Directive entered into force requiring Member States to assess if all water courses and coastlines...
Robert C. Brears
2 min read

Climate and water risks to the food and beverage industry

In the latest CDP Global Water Report 2014 77% of respondents in the consumer staple sector, including food and beverage (F&B),...
Robert C. Brears
1 min read

The Rhine’s integrated approach to flood management

According to the World Resources Institute (WRI) around 21 million people worldwide are affected by river floods each year on average....
Robert C. Brears
1 min read

Copenhagen becoming a resilient and sustainable city

On August 2nd 2015, 193 countries agreed to the next set of development goals, which will seek to end poverty, achieve...
Robert C. Brears
2 min read

Antarctic icebergs a source of freshwater

As the world’s population increases over the next 50 years, demand for water will increase dramatically: by 2030 global water demand...
Robert C. Brears
3 min read

The Netherlands ordered to reduce greenhouse gases

In a landmark ruling, the Hague District Court has ruled that the State must take more action to reduce greenhouse gas...
Robert C. Brears
1 min read

San Diego developing alternative water supplies

San Diego faces numerous challenges from climate change including increased temperatures resulting in more hotter and drier days, more prolonged heat...
Robert C. Brears
1 min read
California drought

The general public opinion on water and climate change

We now live in a world where there are droughts where there should not be and flooding in places that should...
Liz Kim
3 min read

Climate change, attitudes and native plants

Based on some of my experiences on native vs. non-native plants there seems to be a huge “argument” over this issue....
Liz Kim
4 min read

Climate change and economic growth

According to PwC China and India could be by 2050 the world’s top two largest economies in terms of purchasing power...
Robert C. Brears
1 min read