Kate Galbraith THE NEW YORK TIMES | November 12, 2014 Water flows from Irish taps for free, reflecting the abundance that pours from the skies. But the fiscally strapped Irish government is changing this by starting to charge citizens for … Read More
Rachel Nuwer BBC FUTURE | November 4, 2014 Somewhere between 1.8 million and 12,000 years ago, our ancestors mastered the craft of fire building. Anthropologists often cite this event as the spark that truly allowed us to become human, giving … Read More
Meera Senthilingam CNN | September 23, 2014 Could sewage be recycled to provide water that’s cleaner than what comes out of your tap? The place to find out is the small yet highly urbanized city-state of Singapore. The South-east Asian … Read More
Zee Yusri BORNEO BULLETIN | October 13, 2013 Brunei Darussalam remains a prime choice for exploratory fields or as a living laboratory for various researches that will generate new ideas or concepts for growth and development in terms of social … Read More
Sally Piri BRUNEI TIMES | October 12, 2013 Brunei Darussalam must look to significantly reduce its staggering per capita 450-litredaily consumption of potable water in stages over the next decade, a visiting professor from Singapore told the media yesterday. He … Read More
OOSKA NEWS | May 29, 2013 Singapore’s water management is a model for the rest of the world, but while much has been done, there is still room for improvement, according to Drs. Asit Biswas and Cecilia Tortajada, two of the authors of … Read More
OOSKA NEWS | November 29, 2012 In 1969, Singapore’s then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew initiated a plan to clean up the polluted Singapore River, focusing on the removal or relocation of polluting sources and waterway clean-up. Over the course of … Read More
Megha Bahree WALL STREET JOURNAL | April 9, 2012 India’s water supplies might be drying up and the government is finally waking up to that fact. The question remains, though, if its efforts will be sufficient to avert a possible … Read More
Jade Lee-Duffy and Karen Emmons DEVELOPMENT ASIA | March 31, 2012 After a heavy rainstorm in June, farmers around the townships of Qujing City in Yunnan Province in the southwest People’s Republic of China’s (PRC), woke to a disturbing scene. … Read More
Nancy Pick IMPELLER XYLEM | January 26, 2012 Israel, ever inventive in the face of water scarcity, is now jockeying to become a center of water technology on an international scale. A hot spot for start-up companies, the country has … Read More