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Humans Can Be Blamed For Global Droughts As Far Back As 100 Years Ago

Scientists See Fingerprint of Warming Climate on Droughts Going Back to 1900

The CEO Water Mandate launches a beta version of Water Action Hub 3.0 for World Water Day

This World Water Day, the CEO Water Mandate, a UN Global Compact initiative implemented in partnership with the Pacific Institute, will launch a beta version of Water Action Hub 3.0

How to Play Water Stocks

New Report Looks at Multiple Benefits of Water Investment Strategies

Researchers at the Pacific Institute, along with Professor Bob Wilkinson of the University of California, Santa Barbara, have launched an initiative to develop, build consensus around, and promote the uptake of a framework to embed the multiple benefits of water projects into decision-making processes.

California’s High-value Crops, like Fruits and Nuts, are the Ones Most Vulnerable to Climate Change

Water War in California: Agencies Fight Over Drought Emergency Plan with Crucial Deadline Looming

How Much Hip Can the Desert Absorb?

Despite Billions in Losses and Clear Financial Dangers, Companies Slow to Respond to Water Risks

Climate Change Poses Security Risks, According to Decades of Intelligence Reports

Moving Toward a Multi-Benefit Approach for Water Management

There is broad recognition that adapting to climate change, coupled with the need to address aging infrastructure, population growth, and degraded ecosystems, will require rethinking programs and policies and investing in our natural and built water systems.

Pacific Institute President Jason Morrison to Lead Workshop in Coimbatore, India

On Friday March 29th, Pacific Institute President Jason Morrison, Senior Researcher Tien Shiao, and Research Associate Abbey Warner will lead the “Businesses for Water Security in the Noyyal-Bhavani” workshop in Coimbatore, India.

California Governor’s Plan to Create New Drinking Water Tax Faces Resistance

State Leaders To Tour Beleaguered Desert Water Facilities

California Governor’s Plan to Create New Drinking Water Tax Faces Resistance

Martha Davis: Using Sustainable Landscapes To Address Climate Change & Drought

Santa Ana Watershed Mapping Tool

This map identifies, across California’s Santa Ana River Watershed, what areas have the greatest potential water benefits to be gained from installation of sustainable landscapes on commercial and industrial parcels. There are two key components of this interactive map: a watershed-scale assessment and an assessment of parcel-level water benefits.

Tackling the Water Crisis Will Be Just As-Hard as It Sounds

The Looming Water Crisis

Residents See Zero Progress at Salton Sea, but New Officials Say It’s Time to Turn the Page

12 Facts That Show Why Bottled Water Is One of the Biggest Scams of the Century

New York’s Mayor Wants to Spend $10 Billion to Save Wall Street from Disastrous Flooding, but Some People Are Skeptical

State Water Board Voted To Exclude Desert Agency From Pact

The Private Sector as Part of the Solution to Address Water Security and Sanitation Issues in Brazil

A few months after the 8th World Water Forum (8th WWF) in Brasilia, between November 26th and 28th, the Brazilian Association of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering (ABES, in the Portuguese acronym) held the first ever Rio Water Week (RWW) event in Rio de Janeiro.

Water War in California: Two Agencies Fight over Colorado River Drought Plan with a Crucial Deadline Looming