Water, Recession and the Growing Need to Invest
The need to improve the quality of water in the developing world will not disappear in the face of an economic downturn; funding may be a different matter.
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The earth seen from Apollo 17; water may be abundant, only a few percent is... -
Chongquing city; increased urbanisation and the burgeoning Chinese economy... -
With much of the available fresh water locked up in ice, the world's growing... -
Industry accounts for a large proportion of freshwater consumption; a... -
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange; historically the water industry has been viewed... -
The need to improve the quality of water in the developing world will not... -
German banknotes from 1923 bear witness to the cyclical danger of... -
Indian workers dyeing cotton; economic growth means increased water demand.... -
Crop irrigation; growers may face a hard time if the recession really bites.
