Waste is the wrong word
For most of its history, wastewater marked the end of the line — treated, discharged and forgotten. If the plant met its consent, the job was done. That assumpt…
Getting water wrong is no longer affordable
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Letter from the Editor of Smart Water Magazine – Print Edition 27
Sustainable desalination: a key to water security in the 21st century
Desalination has evolved from being a complementary technology to becoming a fundamental pillar of global water security. With population growth, climate crises…
Desalination, a strategic resource to solve the water crisis
Water scarcity is an increasingly pressing problem worldwide due to unstoppable demographic growth, the exodus of the population to large cities and the ever-pr…
One step closer to a better world
Since the recognition of the human rights to water in 2010 and sanitation in 2015, and the inclusion of clean water and sanitation as goal number six of the Sus…
Asia and Pacific, the need to join forces
The significant lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation in Asia and the Pacific, water pollution, increased demand and the effects of climate chang…
Sustainable investment to forge a new relationship with the environment
Before I write each of these letters, I have the good habit of reading again through all the content in the magazine. I must say I have thoroughly enjoyed readi…
A new opportunity
We managed to leave behind 2020, a year marked by the severe impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the uncertainty it generated across the board. Priorities ha…
Going together
Worldwide 2.2 billion people lack access to drinking water and 4.2 billion lack access to basic sanitation. These dramatic figures are the cause of crucial heal…
Lessons learned
Since the first issue of Smart Water Magazine Monthly was published, the current news continues to focus on the coronavirus. Fortunately, and after some difficu…