Western U.S. states have been negotiating for months over how to address the Colorado River’s shrinking water levels, which have worsened from overuse and more than two decades of drought… Read More
The UN Water Conference, the first such event in 46 years, was billed as a marquee attraction, a chance to corral public and political attention and train it on the… Read More
Water is one of the most important natural resources on the planet. It is integral to both life on Earth and conducting business. Seventy percent of the world’s freshwater is… Read More
At The Water Council, we believe Milwaukee’s abundant and relatively stable access to freshwater is its most valuable resource today and in the future. The Water Council and our partners… Read More
Immediate collective action among food companies, municipal actors and NGOs is needed to avert a water crisis that poses real short-term threats to the food and agriculture sectors in the… Read More
As climate change, contamination and population continue to endanger the global freshwater supply, our freshwater becomes more and more valuable. Where oil was the commodity of the 20th century, water… Read More
Let’s face the facts. Global water issues are a national security priority. Too much water causes flooding, destruction and waves of refugees. Not enough water causes drought, famine and even… Read More
Water Council President Dean Amhaus discusses the council’s WAVE program, a water stewardship verification project, with Water Technology managing editor Daniel Gaddy at WEFTEC 2022 in New Orleans. Click here… Read More
Without water, there is no food. This truth is often applied to agriculture, but it is valid at all stages of the food and beverage production process. Unfortunately, water has… Read More
Danish data analytics software firm APX10 has opened its first U.S. office in Milwaukee’s Global Water Center, according to a recent announcement. It’s among several new tenants in the Walker’s… Read More