Urban Stormwater Systems Are Under Pressure from Changing Weather Patterns
Stormwater infrastructure is facing increasing pressure as weather patterns shift and urban environments continue to expand. Designed to manage rainfall…
Cold Climate Infrastructure Is Driving New Engineering Approaches
Infrastructure in cold climates is prompting new approaches to design, materials, and long-term maintenance as environmental conditions place unique demands…
Water Infrastructure Is Facing Quiet Pressure from Population Growth
Water infrastructure is not often at the centre of public discussion, but in many regions, it is beginning to face…
PSALM receives two bids for Agus-Pulangi rehab
Two private energy groups have filed unsolicited offers to rehabilitate the Agus-Pulangi hydropower complex in Mindanao, a set of plants…
Mekedatu plan flags 1,079 ha forest loss
A key land count has sharpened debate on Karnataka’s Mekedatu reservoir. Officials in Mandya say, for this project, 1,079 hectares…
Vietnam allocates $6.1 billion for flood adaptation
Vietnam has shifted from fighting floods to living with water, after a year of storms that exposed drainage limits in…
Cyprus directs 38% of agriculture budget to water
Cyprus will channel 38 percent of the ministry’s €552.5 million (C$895) 2026 budget to water projects, a pivot meant to…
Google and Chile Launch First Submarine Cable to Asia-Pacific
Google and the Chilean government have signed an agreement to install the Chile Submarine Humboldt Cable, a 14,800 km undersea…
World Bank Expresses Commitment to Zambia’s Water and Sanitation Infrastructure
Zambia’s water and sanitation sector is undergoing a significant shift from a traditional infrastructure-centric approach to a model that emphasizes…
European Development Bank Invests €340m in African Infrastructure
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is approving €340 million for water and renewable energy in Africa. The loans are for…