Water Sustainability Blog

The area surrounding Tucson’s Santa Cruz River was once a vital, productive habitat. The Heritage Project seeks to use recycled water to make it so again.

When hurricane damage crippled the Princess Margaret Hospital on Dominica, the Caribbean Desalination Association (CaribDA) and the water treatment industry stepped in to help.

As water crisis looms in Lima, Peru, NGOs and public-private partnerships step in to meet the challenge of climate change and population growth.

The Caribbean islands may provide an ideal proving ground for small- and medium-scale green energy and decentralized water treatment.

Warning that 21 Indian cities may soon run out of groundwater, an Indian policy commission has established a new water management index.

Explosive growth of thermal electricity generation in India, much of it in water-stressed regions, is threatening the availability of fresh water.