The United States and its water challenge

The U.S. is facing a potential water emergency: the Senate is working to approve the America’s Water Infrastructure Act

Rekindling the spirit of the U.S. forefathers

S&P Global calls for new infrastructure investments to help the U.S. economy recover from coronavirus

Saving water networks from breakdowns

Cities are making investments and using new technologies to maintain and improve water networks

From drought to flooding: how infrastructure works can save the planet

The role of water infrastructure is increasingly crucial to reducing the effects of climate change

About the US water crisis: two million people with no running water

Certain remote rural areas are in desperate need of water infrastructure

Japan’s infrastructure: the country challenges China with new investments

During the next 40 years, the country will need $5 trillion to modernise its own infrastructure

Flood risk in the world: the investments to avoid urban flooding

Flooding could affect over 50 million people each year in 10 years’ time

Oroville Dam: repaired in record time

The dam reopened after two years of repairs to fix its spillway damaged in the 2017 emergency

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