The New Zealand Paradox: Rich in Water Resources, Yet at Risk of a Water Crisis

In New Zealand, one of the world’s most water-rich countries, urbanisation, intensive agriculture and climate change are turning water management into a strategic infrastructure challenge. Auckland...

Lake Erie: Freshwater Sea Reviving Thanks to the Internet of Things

From a symbol of American industrial pollution to a global laboratory for smart water infrastructure: Lake Erie, the most fragile of the Great Lakes of North America, is becoming an experimental platf...

Protecting Water Through Desalination: From the Persian Gulf to the World

Rising tensions between the United States and Iran have brought a new strategic front into focus: water security. In the Persian Gulf, where up to 90% of drinking water depends on desalination, more t...

From Hydropower Plants to Wastewater: 5 Key Water Management Systems

From sustainable energy production to wastewater and rainwater management: water is no longer just a resource, but a key element that shapes regions, economies, and long-term urban resilience strategi...

Spain’s Water Crisis: Hydroelectric Power Plants and Water Management Infrastructure

A new investment plan aligns with the infrastructure development policies launched by many countries to address drought and the consequences of climate change. In particular, it recognizes the strateg...

From Panama Canal to Autostrada del Sole (A1): Infrastructure for Collective Security

Wars, extreme weather events, population boom: discover the critical infrastructures that guarantee resilience, growth and well-being, such as the Panama Canal and the new Ethiopian dam project.

Oceans: United States Chooses Sustainable Infrastructure to Tackle Rising Sea Levels

The United States is investing in water infrastructure projects (such as flood control barriers) to protect communities from the climate crisis and rising sea levels, promoting sustainable development...

US Dams at Risk Are Spotted from Space Thanks to Satellites Like InSAR

New international standards on infrastructure reliability have shifted the focus to the entire life cycle of water dams, from material quality to emergency management and the protection of urban cente...

Water Management Plants and Sustainable Practices: Which Countries Lead the Way?

Water management plants, such as wastewater treatment plants, are essential for ensuring access, quality, and resilience: discover how four countries are developing sustainable environments through in...