This section explores the nuances of global water challenges, featuring insights by our researchers, collaborative pieces with our partners, and Q&A styled dialogues with industry experts. It complements our work by providing context, commentary, and a deeper understanding of our research findings.
National Geographic ScienceBlogs: From Scientists to Policymakers: Communicating on Climate, Scientific Integrity, and More
Among the different professional categories, scientists and engineers remain very highly respected by the public, at least compared to politicians, business leaders, the media, and even religious authorities.
ERW Opinion: On Methods for Assessing Water-Resource Risks and Vulnerabilities
As populations and economies continue to expand and as anthropogenic climate change accelerates, pressures on regional freshwater resources are also growing.
National Geographic ScienceBlogs: Water, Security, and Conflict: Violence over Water in 2015
Since its founding in 1987, the Pacific Institute has worked to understand the links between water resources, environmental issues, and international security and conflict.