By Pacific Institute Staff Rapidly growing populations, decreasing water availability, and more erratic precipitation due to climate change are causing …
Mobile Phone Solutions for Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) MORE
By Pacific Institute Staff The transition toward more sustainable approaches to managing, delivering, and treating freshwater involves workers in many …
By Pacific Institute Staff Freight transport, or the movement of products and raw materials via truck, train, ship or plane, …
By Pacific Institute Staff Corporate water disclosure – the act of collecting data on the current state of a company’s …
By Pacific Institute Staff Companies’ ability to measure and understand their water use and corollary risks and impacts is key …
By Pacific Institute Staff There are complex and real links between water and conflict. While water resources have rarely been …
By Pacific Institute Staff Those who have historically contributed the least to the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions warming our planet …
By Pacific Institute Staff Maps are powerful tools for analyzing and communicating how environmental hazards and resources are distributed in …
By Pacific Institute Staff The science of climate change is compelling and strong, and has been for over two decades, …
By Pacific Institute Staff Thousands of cities in the developing world are facing rising pressures on institutions and infrastructure due …
By Pacific Institute Staff Since its founding, the Pacific Institute has been at the forefront of research on the impacts …
By Pacific Institute Staff The UN CEO Water Mandate is a unique public-private initiative – established by the UN Global …
By Pacific Institute Staff Many water-related business risks stem from ineffective or non-existent public water policy and management. These risks …
By Pacific Institute Staff Emerging corporate practice and research suggest that the environmental, political, and social realities of the 21st …
By Pacific Institute Staff Water resources have rarely, if ever, been the sole source of violent conflict or war. But …
By Pacific Institute Staff Popular education is an approach to building leadership that draws upon the everyday experiences of the …
By Pacific Institute Staff Sales and consumption of bottled water have skyrocketed in recent years. From 1988 to 2002, the …
By Pacific Institute Staff Over the past two decades, there has been a rapid increase in the number of people …
By Pacific Institute Staff The “soft path for water” defines a new approach to managing water resources. The soft path …
March 2013 By Pacific Institute Staff California’s Salton Sea is a fertile oasis in the hostile desert of southeastern California, …
By Pacific Institute Staff Nearly a billion people in the developing world lack safe drinking water – a necessity most …
By Pacific Institute Staff Freshwater resources are fundamental for maintaining human health, agricultural production, and economic activity as well as …
By Pacific Institute Staff Traditionally, freshwater has come from rivers, lakes, streams, and groundwater aquifers. As demand increases and climate …
By Pacific Institute Staff Expectations for businesses to respect and in some cases help fulfill internationally recognized human rights have …
By Pacific Institute Staff Surface water and groundwater are not always static in their natural reservoirs. The water particles are …
By Pacific Institute Staff In the past two decades, water privatization — turning over some or all of the assets …
Solving water challenges worldwide cannot be achieved through policy responses alone. Indeed, complementary sustainability strategies rely on economic tools (i.e., …
What We Know about Indonesian Urban Residents, Water Utilities, Local Government Agencies and NGOs at the Beginning of Our Third Year Developing WASH SMS
By Pacific Institute Staff Water is life. Growing pressure on water resources – from population and economic growth, climate …
By Pacific Institute Staff Companies around the world increasingly recognize the risk that water scarcity, pollution, and weak water governance …
