The Middle East is the most water-scarce region on the globe with per capita water availability less than 20% of the world average; however, perversely, its per capita water usage is nearly 12% higher than global mean. The excessive consumption is incentivized by exceedingly low tariffs that, in som...
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State of the Market Report | December 09, 2020
Food, water, and energy are critical resources, and share intimate connections. This connection forms a nexus, with actions in one sector influencing the others. Historically, policy and strategy makers have often considered these systems independently, disregarding their inter‑dependency. Growing ... Not part of subscription
State of the Market Report | December 04, 2020
Global water scarcity is pushing industry to aggressively compete with agriculture and public supply for access to freshwater. As water prices increase at an average 5% to 11% around the world, industries need to focus on recycling and reusing not just water, but finding value in their waste. Zero ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | December 16, 2021
Promising new technology always seems a good idea at the start. However, every technology has a scale at which its adverse effects have such an impact that the technology is no longer desirable. Combustion reached that limit by causing air pollution and even climate change due to its deployment at ... Not part of subscription