Brisbane readies for sustainable Olympic games

The capital of Queensland is focusing on urban redevelopment and sustainable mobility to prepare for the 2032 Games

Over $7 billion to invest: America wants to protect its water

Dams, hydraulic tunnels, and hydroelectric plants are the targets of the new package of interventions approved by the government.

New York City: from 2025 only “green concrete” will be used in public works

The measure has been approved as one of the responses to the climate shocks that have been hitting the Big Apple for years.

Desalinization: the plants quenching the thirst of millions of people

In the world today, there are approximately 16,000 active desalination plants, significant water infrastructure serving people.

Those “green” buildings that change cities and protect the environment

From the skyscrapers of New York City to the new neighborhoods in Lausanne, construction goes green.

Italy needs to invest 32 billion euros to prevent a water crisis

Today, 18% of Italy's GDP depends on water: the essential infrastructure for the country's well-being.

Australia’s water challenge

From floods to droughts, the unpredictable climate necessitates new investments in water infrastructure for the country.

Milan-Cortina: a futuristic highway in the name or urban renewal

Milan bets on Europe’s largest urban renewal project for the 2026 Olympics

From the Netherlands to the US, the engineering works that hold water’s fury at bay

Water management plants are needed to avoid the devastating effects of floods