The United States: Rebirth of the Potomac River

Major infrastructure projects to revitalize the waters of the Nation’s River and its tributaries.

Glen Canyon Dam, a giant on the Colorado River

Inaugurated in 1966, the grand dam continues to manage the waters of the mighty American river.

Australia’s water challenge

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

Phoenix running out of water and America finds it is fragile

Water scarcity in the city of Phoenix reopens the debate on the necessary investments in American infrastructure

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

Pennsylvania, in the US large dams are making a comeback

Plans for a new dam big enough to power a city of half a million have been announced

From the sea to the glass, our commitment for water

Giorgio Pratofiorito, a Fisia Italimpianti research and development engineer

Drought and floods, California’s eternal battle

Over 50 billion dollars are necessary to upgrade the state’s water system

Hydrogeological instability: what it is and how to prevent it