Europe’s Rivers Recede – and History Resurfaces
A harbinger of famine, a prehistoric animal, a customs post, or Wehrmacht weapons. The drop in the water levels of the Danube and …
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The Crisis Is Back
The ceasefire in the Middle East brought relief around the world, but the renewed fighting has shown that the conflict is far from over, reviving fears of a crisis extending well beyond the energy sector.
Europe’s Rivers Recede – and History Resurfaces
A harbinger of famine, a prehistoric animal, a customs post, or Wehrmacht weapons. The drop in the water levels of the Danube and …
Investing in Water: Stable Demand but Limited Returns
Water may offer stable demand and natural monopolies, but regulation and aging infrastructure limit returns. The bigger opportunit…
Why Has Britain Not Built a Reservoir Since 1992?
Despite its reputation for rain, Britain's water supplies are under growing pressure. Decades of underinvestment and a sluggish pl…
Europe's Growing Drought Bill
Drought is causing growing economic damage across Central Europe and exposing the limits of traditional insurance. The EU wants to…
To Beat the Drought, Europe Needs More Water and Green Space
A village in South Moravia has shown that the warming and drying of the land is not inevitable. Its solution could offer a templat…