Laith K. Al-Yacoub
The rebound trap: Why smarter water economics matter more than efficiency
In the context of water conservation, there is a significant shift towards managing the demand side of water use, an approach that is just as critical as managi…
Water credits (II): A project-based approach
Following my first article Water credits: Efficient or burden, and after speaking with several experts on the matter, I realized that a project-based approach f…
The need of a solid ESG framework
ESG is the “name of the game” that will define the next decades for all institutions. So let us start by breaking down the ESG term (Koller & Nuttall, 2019): E:…
Transforming farmers toward innovation
Arid and semi-arid countries are characterized by hot summers and wet winters with variation of rainfall during the year, as well as from year to year. Based on…
Water credits: Efficient or burden
It is now evident that water shortage is a global problem. The uneven distribution of this invaluable resource makes it difficult for decision-makers to create …