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Mauritania, Kuwait and Jordan are the most water-stressed countries in the world, according to a new water ranking by a British risk analysis group. In its review of 160 countries around the globe, the company also notes that Sweden, Guyana, Canada and Russia have the most secure supplies. Meanwhile, Kuwait announced that it plans to […]
Myriad obstacles, from roads to snow to a nuclear crisis, hamstring rescue and recovery missions.
Syria launched the construction of a $2.1 billion irrigation project on the Tigris River to transfer 1.25 billion cubic meters (330 billion gallons) of water to the drought-stricken eastern region of Hasaka, where much of the country’s oil, gas, wheat and cotton industries are concentrated, Bloomberg reports. Lead poisoning linked with illegal gold mining has […]
Investing 2 percent, or roughly $1.3 trillion, of the global gross domestic product in 10 sectors, including agriculture, energy, construction and fishing, could shift the world to a greener future while simultaneously expanding the global economy at its current rate, a new report by the United Nations Environment Programme says. The measures will reduce greenhouse […]
I hate the word “beneficiary.” Beneficiary is a misleading indicator and driver of development assistance.
Organizations are creating tech tools to shine light on water supply operations—and improve service.
A technology start-up is looking small to solve a big global problem.
A subtle but important trend in the water sector is only now starting to emerge in developing nations.
The Carbon Disclosure Project’s water risk survey is one of many reports and tools addressing corporate water management.
Researchers explain the correlation between environmental interactions and human health, as reported infections climb to 10,000 cases.
Torrential rains threaten to plunge the West African nation into crisis.
The finance institution urges for more public-private partnerships.
