Global conflicts over water resources see sharp uptick in 2023
There has been a sharp rise in conflicts over water resources during recent years across the world, including events like
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Right to life getting undermined by climate crisis, warns WMO chief
The accelerating pace of climate change is undermining human rights across the board,– including the most basic one of all:
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Climate change to affect education outcomes in future, warns report
Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. Such events will continue to have detrimental impacts
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Floods, droughts force people in India, other countries to flee homes multiple times
Water-related disasters have forced people to flee from their homes nearly eight million separate times in 10 of the world’s
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Turning the tide: Integrating water sustainability into corporate plans
Simone Buffa Water is a critical resource for businesses, influencing every aspect of operations, from production to supply chains. Yet,
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Investment flow in global water sector much less than needed: WB study
There remains a significant gap between spending needs and actual spending in the water sector globally even after nine years
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DuPont to hive off $1.5-billion water division into separate company
Chemicals behemoth DuPont has announced plans to separate into three distinct publicly-traded companies. As part of the plan, DuPont will
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US-based Energy Recovery bags $15-mn SWRO contracts in India
US-based Energy Recovery, Inc has said it has bagged $15 million in contracts to supply its PX Pressure Exchanger energy
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VA Tech Wabag launches initiative to mentor start-ups in water technology space
Water technology major VA Tech Wabag Limited has launched a new initiative to support emerging start-ups in the water sector.
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Climate change, extreme weather impacts hit Asia hardest in 2023
Asia remains the world’s most disaster-hit region from weather, climate and water-related hazards, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has said,
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