From Wooden Water Infrastructure to Desalination: How the U.S. Water System Was Born

From the early wooden pipelines of 19th-century Philadelphia to massive water infrastructures, the history of the U.S. water supply system is a story of ingenuity, adaptation, and ongoing challenges—r...

Global Cities Index: Sustainable Mobility Rewards New York, London, and Paris

The top spots in the ranking are occupied by cities equipped with extensive public transport system, capable of improving quality of life and reducing air pollution. Decisive is the role of metro and ...

6 Famous Stadiums, not for Football: From Madison Square Garden to Centre Court

Beyond football: from modular stadiums to temples of music and tennis, here are six world-famous sports facilities known not for goals, but for their unique blend of innovation, culture, and social an...

From the Thames to the Cheonggyecheon: 4 Global Comebacks of Clean Water

From London to Washington, Seoul to Buenos Aires, these stories show that restoring rivers is about more than just treated, cleaner water. Building sustainable infrastructure and sewage treatment plan...

Texas: $20 billion Maxi Water Infrastructure Plan against Water Crisis

Texas Legislature approves two bills to allocate $20 billion against water scarcity: water supply networks repairs, wastewater treatment and water desalination plants.

5 Major Projects That Are Changing the World, from the Panama Canal to the Rogun Dam

Major infrastructure projects such as bridges, railways, dams and canals are engines of social, economic and territorial transformation: they change the face of communities, address issues like water ...

Buenos Aires: South America’s Largest Wastewater Treatment Plant Kicks Off

The massive wastewater treatment plant is already an international landmark of sustainable infrastructure: it will clean one of the most polluted waterways in Latin America, and will benefit more than...

From China to Qatar, Stadiums Become Champions of Environmental Sustainability

New large sports facilities are environmentally -friendly infrastructures with advanced technologies and green energy. The latest is the Greater Bay Area Sports Centre in China, but it is not the only...

Tourism and Water Supplies: What if Water Scarcity Hits Summer Destinations?

An increasing number of tourist destinations are facing the need for sustainable water management, especially during the peak summer months. But with the right technology and targeted investments, the...