All posts in Water Supply
Study finds cleaner snow may mean fewer resource impacts
Rising temps mean more snow melt in cold-climate mountain regions, but fewer emissions and cleaner snow may offset some of the changes.
New floating sea farms could increase both food security and freshwater supplies
The system works much like a wicking bed that household gardeners might be familiar with.
Jordan’s tanker water reliance is emblematic of a global crisis
A new study finds 91% of Jordan's tanker water is illegally sourced. It fills gaps in public utility access but adds to climate impacts.
Solar energy can help purify water contaminated by industry
The process of purifying contaminated water known as water remediation can be powered entirely by solar power.
Well-managed dams and smart forecasting can limit flooding in a world of extreme storms
As climate change makes extreme rainfall more common, it will further test flood-fighting capabilities.
Europe’s water reuse measures meant to support agriculture
Europe's new rules on wastewater treatment and reuse are meant to save water, help farmers, and boost circular economy goals.