Urban Water Conservation and Efficiency – Enormous Potential, Close to Home
Urban Water Conservation and Efficiency – Enormous Potential, Close to Home
NRDC Switchboard: Making the Most of California’s Rain – New Report Shows How Capturing Stormwater Can Help Make Our Water Supplies More Reliable.
Making the most of California’s rain – new report shows how capturing stormwater can help make our water supplies more reliable.
Huffington Post: The Untapped Savings in California’s Water Supply
The Untapped Savings in California’s Water Supply
Huffington Post: Will New Climate Regulations Destroy the Economy? (Hint: No.)
Will New Climate Regulations Destroy the Economy? (Hint: No.)
Reflections from the CEO Water Mandate’s Meetings in Peru
Reflections from the CEO Water Mandate’s meetings in Peru
National Geographic ScienceBlogs: On the Back of an Envelope: That Glass of Water in a Restaurant?
On the back of an envelope: That glass of water in a restaurant?
Do Businesses in the U.S. Have an Enlightened Self-Interest in Sustainable Water Management?
Do Businesses in the U.S. Have an Enlightened Self-Interest in Sustainable Water Management?
Huffington Post: The State of Our Water: World Water Day 2014
The State of Our Water: World Water Day 2014
10 Shocking Facts about the World’s Water
Related: Read 7 Things You Need to Know about California Water 1. 3.4 million people—mainly children— die as a result of preventable water-related diseases every …
7 Things You Need to Know about California Water
In California, an estimated 19% of the state’s electricity use and 32% of all natural gas consumption are related to water. For perspective, …
National Geographic ScienceBlog: Clarifying the Discussion about California Drought and Climate Change
Clarifying the Discussion about California Drought and Climate Change
Rural Water Systems Struggle in the Good Times and the Bad
Rural Water Systems Struggle in the Good Times and the Bad
Finding Light (and Water) at the End of the (Drought) Tunnel, on the Farm and for the Future
Finding Light (and Water) at the End of the (Drought) Tunnel, on the Farm and for the Future
National Geographic ScienceBlogs: Learning from Drought: Five Priorities for California
National Geographic ScienceBlogs: Learning from Drought: Five Priorities for California
Defining Water Scarcity, Water Stress, and Water Risk
Defining Water Scarcity, Water Stress, and Water Risk: It’s Not Just Semantics
Infographic: What to Expect from California’s Drought
Infographic: What to Expect from California’s Drought
Water and Sanitation for All: How to engage with the private sector and create good partnership?
How to Engage the Private Sector in Water Stewardship and Create Good Partnerships?
Water Policy: What about All Those Swimming Pools in Los Angeles?
Water Policy: What about All Those Swimming Pools in Los Angeles?
Nigiri at the Landscape Scale: Salmon on Rice Rolls Up Multiple Benefits for Fish and Farms
Nigiri at the Landscape Scale: Salmon on Rice Rolls Up Multiple Benefits for Fish and Farms
Up-scaling Sustainable Agriculture Initiatives on the Water Action Hub
Up-scaling Sustainable Agriculture Initiatives on the Water Action Hub
“Water to Supply the Land” Describes Irrigated Agriculture in the Colorado River Basin
“Water to Supply the Land” Describes Irrigated Agriculture in the Colorado River Basin
The Sacramento Bee: Why I’m still confused about the proposed tunnels in the Delta
The Sacramento Bee: Why I’m still confused about the proposed tunnels in the Delta
Water Managers and Social Media: How to Get Started
Water Managers and Social Media: How to Get Started by Paula Luu, Communications Manager
Water, Food, and Agriculture
By Pacific Institute Staff Agriculture uses approximately 70% of the world’s freshwater supply. Agricultural water use is under growing pressure …
Water Vlogged: Where There Is No Water Utility
Water Vlogged: Where There Is No Water Utility. By Misha Hutchings, Senior Research Associate
Collective Action on Water – To What End?
Collective Action on Water – To What End? By Jason Morrison, Program Director and Peter Schulte, Research Associate
AT&T Tool Kit Uncovers Billions of Gallons of Potential Water Savings in Cooling Systems
AT&T Toolkit Uncovers Billions of Gallons of Potential Water Savings In Cooling Systems
Many Agricultural Water Districts Fail to Submit Required Water Management Plans: Laggards Can Learn from Leaders
Many Agricultural Water Districts Fail to Submit Required Water Management Plans: Laggards Can Learn from Leaders
WRI Insights: Managing the Earth from Space: Satellite and Sensing Technology in Water Management
WRI Insights: Managing the Earth from Space: Satellite and Sensing Technology in Water Management
Hundreds of Thousands May Not Have Affordable Access to Safe Drinking Water in California
Hundreds of Thousands May Not Have Affordable Access to Safe Drinking Water in California
Aligning Two Worlds: Business and the Human Right to Water and Sanitation
Aligning Two Worlds: Business and the Human Right to Water and Sanitation
Where Have We Reached on Our WASH Models Journey and What Impacts Have They Made?
Where Have We Reached on Our WASH Models Journey and What Impacts Have They Made?
Why Might Businesses Be Interested in Contributing to Sanitation Efforts?
Why Might Businesses Be Interested in Contributing to Sanitation Efforts?
Sink Spit and Shockers: Communications in the Water World
Sink Spit and Shockers: Communications in the Water World
More Comprehensive and Coordinated Global Effort Needed to Meet Global Water Challenges
More Comprehensive and Coordinated Global Effort Needed to Meet Global Water Challenges
Unleashing the Information Floodgates: the Right to Information in Water and Sanitation Provision
Unleashing the Information Floodgates: the Right to Information in Water and Sanitation Provision
Financing Drinking Water Infrastructure – Updates from the Golden State
Financing Drinking Water Infrastructure – Updates from the Golden State
National Geographic ScienceBlogs: Things Climate Change May Ruin: From Allergies to Wine
National Geographic ScienceBlogs: Things Climate Change May Ruin: From Allergies to Wine