Future of Water
"If climate change is the wolf, water is its teeth.” Water shortage is arguably the biggest threat to life as we know it, and global organisations, governments and NGOs are ramping up efforts to curb the impact of dwindling quality water supplies. The Future of Water special report, published in The Times, features stark insights into what rising water consumption means for global health, political stability and agriculture. In addition, you’ll find an infographic documenting the tides of change in sea levels, and expert opinions on how linking food and energy can save water. Troubling facts, including how droughts in Russia influenced the Arab Spring, are met with glimmers of hope, as new water technologies offer the potential to quench world thirst
