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Water Bankruptcy—Why Economic Growth Must Be Decoupled From Water Use
The architect of the water bankruptcy concept explains how water dependence threatens economic and national security—and why diversification matters.
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Water Bankruptcy Is A Justice Challenge—Here Are 8 Reasons Why
Architect of water bankruptcy examines eight interconnected justice challenges and explains why justice plays a central part.
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The Political Economy of Water Bankruptcy-Who Benefits and Who Pays
The architect of the water bankruptcy concept explains why reform stalls even when solutions are known, and who benefits and who pays.
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Coolcations: tourism boom is taking a toll on chillier destinations
More travellers headed north in summer 2026, choosing northern European destinations to escape the heat.
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13 Misconceptions To Avoid When Trying to Understand Water Bankruptcy
The architect of the water bankruptcy concept explains how it differs from water crisis and why the distinction matters for policy action.
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Water failures in England and Wales are a warning for Canada and the US
From Thames Water to Calgary and DC Water, known infrastructure risks become crises when maintenance and oversight are delayed.
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Five Reasons Climate And Clean Air Action Is An Investment, Not A Burden
UN report finds climate and clean air action can return $15 for every $1 invested, while improving health and the economy.
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A dual strategy of ecological restoration and smart forecasting for a flood-resilient Bangladesh
Bangladesh must combine wetland restoration with AI-powered forecasting to build long-term flood resilience.
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Why the Spokane wildfires became so catastrophic
The Spokane wildfires reveal how climate, fuel buildup and development in fire-prone landscapes can amplify wildfire disasters.
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The Caspian Sea has lost an area nearly the size of Sicily: human activities are a major reason why
Human activity and river diversion, alongside climate change, are rapidly shrinking the Caspian Sea and threatening its ecosystems and economy.
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Overnight trains: why sleeping all the way to your holiday destination is a growing (and green) option
Europe’s sleeper trains are making a comeback, offering a greener, slower alternative to short-haul flights across the continent.
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Shutting Iran’s oil wells may be straightforward – but the consequences are not
Why shutting down Iran’s oil wells could cause lasting damage far beyond the current Strait of Hormuz crisis