top of page
Search
  • Quartz
    • Feb 12, 2019
    • 1 min read

Water: going, going, gone


There are 700 million people on this planet without access to clean drinking water and if we don't start making big changes, that number is only going to increase. Water is increasingly becoming a precious resource, and population growth and climate change are working together to make it even more difficult to retrieve and distribute. This is not a problem for some other part of the world—the water crisis is global and it's moving fast, and it's going to take a combination of efforts and innovations to reverse a worrisome trend. Read More...


4 views0 comments

Recent Posts

See All

How should we Mask COVID-19?

Global coronavirus deaths have been falling—but scientists are worried that more infectious new variants of the virus may reverse those trends. As quickly as vaccines were developed, the virus has ev

How We Can Stop the Spread of COVID-19 By Christmas

We have a long road ahead before a vaccine is safe, effective and, most crucially, widely available. We need a multi-pronged public health strategy that includes a national testing plan that utilizes

The Earthshot Prize - five awards worth £1 million each

The Commonwealth Blue Charter, the Commonwealth’s flagship programme on ocean cooperation, has been invited to join a leading line-up of official nominators for the prestigious Earthshot Prize. The Ea

bottom of page