Water:
Making Every Drop Count
Water:
Making Every Drop Count
Our energy and water systems are inextricably linked—each depends on the availability of the other. We need water to produce electricity, and energy is required to extract, treat and deliver water. Changing climate conditions that increase drought and flooding are amplifying the risks to our water and energy security.
Water April 1, 2024
Hard to Swallow: How Bottled Water Uses Excess Energy, Pollutes the Environment and Harms Our Bodies
Annual global bottled water consumption is estimated to have reached 118 billion gallons in 2023. That’s equivalent to 1 million…
Annual global bottled water consumption is estimated to have reached 118 billion gallons in 2023. That’s equivalent to 1 million…
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Water March 4, 2024
The Impressive Water Savings from Switching to Renewable Energy Sources
Generating electricity requires a huge amount of water. We use fresh water to mine and burn coal, frack and pump…
Generating electricity requires a huge amount of water. We use fresh water to mine and burn coal, frack and pump…
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Water May 1, 2023
How Food Production and Climate Change Create a Vicious Cycle
Our food systems and climate change are interconnected in a destructive cycle that threaten global food security. Climate change is…
Our food systems and climate change are interconnected in a destructive cycle that threaten global food security. Climate change is…
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