Understand why farmers who found possible oil in Ceará preferred to have found water
Farmers in Ceará express disappointment over discovering a petroleum-like liquid instead of water, which they were actually searching for amid a water scarcity crisis.
Iran Poses a Cataclysmic Threat to the Freshwater Access of Gulf Countries
Iran threatens the freshwater access of Gulf countries by possibly targeting desalination plants.
World Water Day: Why It Is Celebrated on March 22 and How to Purify Water to Make It Drinkable
World Water Day on March 22 aims to raise awareness about the importance of freshwater and responsible usage, highlighting the scarcity of drinkable water globally.
The war in the Middle East threatens drinking water in the Gulf Arab countries
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East poses a significant threat to the drinking water supply of Gulf Arab countries, highlighted by recent attacks on desalination plants.
Cuba: Queues for Water in Havana (Photo)
Residents in Havana are waiting in long lines for water due to shortages caused by fuel scarcity and electricity infrastructure instability.
Moneta, last call for the former Ilva
The latest issue of 'Moneta' explores significant transformations in various sectors, including the healthcare industry and the implications of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Sachet water producers suspend production in Imo over rising costs
Sachet water production in Imo State has been suspended for three days due to rising production costs, particularly for packaging materials.
Fishermen report lack of drinking water for consumption in communities in the Pantanal of MT
Fishermen in the Pantanal region of Mato Grosso, Brazil, have long faced difficulties accessing potable water for consumption, according to a local community representative.
The Water Reservoir in Japan has Completely Dried Up
A water reservoir in Japan has experienced complete drought conditions.
How water is becoming a weapon of war in the conflict between Israel and the U.S. against Iran
The article discusses how environmental crises and resource scarcity, particularly regarding water, are exacerbating the ongoing conflict involving the U.S. and Israel against Iran.
'Water here is very rare': wife of farmer who found possible oil in CE reports lack of supply in the region
'Water here is very rare' as a farmer's wife reveals the challenges of resource scarcity in the Ceará region where a potential oil discovery has been made.
Concern for Water – Attacks Could Affect Millions in the Gulf States
The Gulf States are highly dependent on desalination plants for their fresh water supply, with ongoing conflicts threatening their infrastructure.
Saudi Arabia wants to plant 10 billion trees in the desert to mitigate climate change, but experts warn that the plan could require water, a resource that the region lacks
Saudi Arabia's ambitious plan to plant 10 billion trees in its desert aims to combat climate change, though experts caution about the water resources needed for such an initiative.
'It was never our intention to find oil,' says farmer's son who found black liquid while drilling artesian well
A family in Tabuleiro do Norte, Brazil, encountered a dense black liquid while drilling for water, sparking hopes and concerns about its nature as they await official analysis.
How Water Became a Weapon of War in the US and Israel's Fight Against Iran
The article discusses the emerging significance of water as a resource in the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran, highlighting its potential as a point of tension amid a backdrop of resource scarcity.
In the Persian Gulf, not only is there a war over oil, but also water. Without desalination, several cities would quickly collapse
The Persian Gulf region, rich in oil, is critically dependent on desalination plants for water, which are threatened by geopolitical tensions and attacks.
Without waiting for the rain to return, Morocco decided to pump seawater and convert it into potable water: 17 plants are already operating and 9 more are planned for 2030
Morocco is accelerating large-scale desalination projects to address severe water shortages, planning to operate 17 plants and build 9 more by 2030.
Water shortage in India due to USA-Iran war!
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East, particularly the USA-Iran tensions, is projected to cause water scarcity in India, alongside an impact on LPG supplies.
Government, ‘Seawater Desalination Industry Support’ to Secure Industrial Water
The South Korean government has launched a council aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of the seawater desalination industry, addressing issues of water scarcity amidst climate change.
Uganda: When the Water of Peace Dries, What Next for Karamoja?
Karamoja is facing a severe water scarcity crisis driven by climate change, which is leading to deeper humanitarian issues beyond visible hunger.
Farmer who found possible oil reservoir in Ceará drilled the soil twice in search of water
A Brazilian farmer discovered a substance resembling oil while drilling for water in Ceará, with investigations underway by the National Agency of Petroleum.
Attacks from Iran: Is a War over Water Threatening in the Middle East?
The article discusses the potential for conflict in the Middle East over water resources, particularly in the Gulf region, amid tensions involving Iran.
After oil and gas, now a strike on water... Gulf countries will be exhausted from thirst in case of major attacks
The ongoing war between Iran and the US-Israel coalition introduces a precarious new threat, as water scarcity could emerge as a major crisis amid the conflict.
'What we wanted was to solve the water problem,' says son of farmer who may have found oil while drilling for water
A farmer's son in Brazil expressed dismay that their quest for water may have led to the discovery of oil, complicating their search for a water supply.
South Africa: Government Intervenes to Address Delays in Water Infrastructure Projects
The South African government is prioritizing the completion of delayed water projects to combat water scarcity issues, particularly in Gauteng.
A quarter of urban expansion in Brazil advances over areas at greater risk of water shortages
Brazil's urban expansion over the past 40 years is out of sync with water availability, particularly in regions classified as critically water-insecure.
Drought on the Planet Has Entered a New Era. The Cost Will Be High
The article discusses the onset of a new era of planetary drought, suggesting significant future economic implications.
This is what it feels like when a dictatorship strangles the country where you were born
The article reflects on the harsh living conditions in Cuba under a dictatorship, highlighting the daily struggle for basic necessities like food, electricity, and water.
Water Resistance - A Challenge That Will Change Business
The article discusses the critical importance of stable water resources for various industries in Poland, highlighting the consequences of water scarcity and excess on the economy and sectors like agriculture and chemicals.
Study points to the possibility of transposing the São Francisco River to cities in the semi-arid region of Piauí
A study indicates that the São Francisco River could be transposed to provide water to semi-arid cities in Piauí, benefiting around 600,000 residents.
Let’s Work Together to Guarantee Water
The article emphasizes the need for coordinated efforts in water management in Mexico to prevent resource scarcity and infrastructure failures.
The worst drought in half a century.. Is Turkey entering a phase of permanent water scarcity?
Turkey is experiencing its worst drought in over 50 years, with significant reductions in rainfall impacting the entire country.
Cyprus asks people to use less water
Cyprus is facing a record low water reservoir level due to persistent drought, prompting local authorities to request citizens to reduce their water usage by 10 percent.
African leaders to gather in Ethiopia for the 39th summit of the African Union
African leaders will convene in Ethiopia for the 39th summit of the African Union, focusing on critical issues like water scarcity and climate challenges.
Rotoplas bets on comprehensive solutions in the face of water bankruptcy in Mexico
Rotoplas is evolving from a product manufacturer to a provider of comprehensive water solutions as Mexico faces a severe water scarcity crisis.
Water scarcity: The government plan for water and the 'war' of the companies
The article discusses the Greek government's efforts to address water scarcity through a significant investment plan while highlighting the competitive landscape among local and international companies involved in these projects.
Gazans daily fight for survival amid harsh winter weather
Palestinians in Gaza endure severe winter conditions while struggling for basic necessities following recent bombardments.
Water Scarcity – Attica: What the Water Reserves Show After the Rainfalls
Recent rainfall has provided a temporary relief for water reserves in Attica, but the long-term outlook remains bleak with significant decreases in storage levels compared to the past two years.
Another rise of the Tajo, the reservoirs bear half of the annual cut to the Segura and Page expands irrigations
Recent rainfall in Spain has emphasized the disparities in water resource distribution, particularly affecting the Segura basin, and has provoked political responses regarding irrigation expansion.
The film city of Tenerife will consume water equivalent to 355 Olympic swimming pools amid a water emergency
The creation of a film city in southern Tenerife is set to move forward, with the local government requesting an environmental assessment despite ongoing water scarcity.
City of RN cancels 'mela-mela' during carnival due to water scarcity
The city of Alexandria in the Rio Grande do Norte state has canceled its traditional 'mela-mela' event for Carnival 2026 due to a recommendation from the Public Ministry regarding water scarcity in the region.
Drought in Attica: How much did the rainy January fill the reservoirs, what do the EYDAP data show
The article discusses the impact of January's rainfall on reservoir levels in Attica and presents insights from experts on the ongoing drought situation.
An elevated artificial river flows towards Beijing solely by gravity: China's most ambitious engineering project
China has launched an ambitious engineering project featuring an elevated artificial river that flows to Beijing using only gravitational force to address the severe water scarcity in northern regions.
World's largest man-made river spanning 1,750 miles and costing £18.5bn 'to get longer'
The Great Man-Made River project is set to expand with a new development phase worth £5.1 billion, addressing water scarcity in a North African country.
Portello: In Lanzarote, the vines had to adapt to the lack of water. Grapes are grown in volcanic ash
The article discusses how grapevines on Lanzarote have adapted to the island's arid conditions by growing in volcanic ash.