The Hoover Dam: discovering the construction of an American Icon

Over 20,000 people were needed to build the Hoover Dam, which was completed in 1935 during the Great Depression

Startups and innovation join the fight against drought

Imagine H2O is an accelerator specialized in developing products to conserve water

Ten facts about water scarcity

Investments and innovation are vital to fight droughts and floods

Carlsbad: bringing the ocean to San Diego’s faucets

A look at the Western hemisphere’s largest desalination plant and what it holds for the future of California’s water supply

San Francisco’s Water System Improvement Program: fighting droughts

Exclusive Interview with Paula Kehoe

An underground tunnel to save the Thames

The Thames Tideway Scheme, the super-tunnel to handle London wastewater, is slated to be finished in 2023

Saving America from water risk

The United States needs to invest $1 trillion in the next 25 years

The Middle East and North Africa: the spectre of drought

Desalination treatment that makes sea water drinkable is the hope for the future

China’s mega-project: Bringing water to where there is none

A massive system of tunnels, canals and pipelines transport water more than 1,000 kilometres from the country’s South to its North