Many cities rely on not just traditional delivery systems for potable water, but also standard economic models for valuing those systems. Both must be questioned to ensure future water security in drought-challenged urban regions. For the full report, click here: pdf…Continue Reading To Live and Drink in Los Angeles
Offers a policy roadmap for Investor Owned Utilities (IOUs), state policymakers and other decision-makers to plan for, and implement, a robust greenhouse gas and renewable energy utilization planning system that is resilient against climate change. For the full report, click here: pdf…Continue Reading Climate Change Impacts on Electricity Generation: Assessment Report
The Urban Water Atlas for Europe constitutes an original overview of Urban Water Management in Europe, explain- ing and illustrating water in an unprecedented way and reflecting how water, the essence of life, flows through the arteries of our cities. Leading experts in water sciences and technologies, together with climate change researchers, have joined artists…Continue Reading The Scientist, the Politician, the Artist and the Citizen: How Water United Them
The Atlas illustrates the role of water in European cities and informs citizens as well as local authorities and experts about good practices and cutting-edge developments that can contribute to ensuring that water is used more efficiently and sustainably, helping to save this valuable resource. Detailed factsheets in the Urban Water Atlas for Europe present…Continue Reading Urban Water Atlas for Europe
Climate change is scientifically incontrovertible. What the world urgently needs now are scalable solutions for bending the curve — flattening the upward trajectory of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions and consequent global climate change. This executive summary of the full report, Bending the Curve: 10 scalable solutions for carbon neutrality and climate stability, presents pragmatic paths…Continue Reading BENDING THE CURVE: Ten scalable solutions for carbon neutrality and climate stability
Jim Walsh currently serves as a Policy Analyst for Food & Water Watch. Water UCI Colloquium Series: Water Pollution Trading in California A tidal wave of deregulation is sweeping across our nation’s waterways. After over 40 years of effective Clean Water Act control of many of our biggest sources of pollution, industries have finally found…Continue Reading Water Pollution Trading in California
