Wednesday, 24 August 2022

Dive into our water special issue

Inspire your thinking with our weekly newsletter
August 24th 2022
Perspectives
Inform your discussions and decisions this week: against the backdrop of World Water Week 2022, our special issue explores the importance of water and uncovers the biggest challenges to its supply.

This week, assess the cost of water stress, understand the need for greater transboundary cooperation and explore emerging water technologies. You can also learn how the world could react to marine chemical pollution and more.
Alt Text
As the world experiences extreme droughts and heatwaves, Economist Impact's resident water lead, Matus Samel, explores the economic, societal and environmental value of water.
Read the blog ➔
Alt Text
Sustainability | index
The blue peace index
Water scarcity inflicts financial damage on communities and businesses. Assess to what extent countries sharing freshwater resources are managing them sustainably and cohesively.
Explore more ➔
Alt Text
Sustainability | article
Emerging solutions to a global water crisis
Water stress is rising, but is not yet matched by political awareness or investment. Forums such as COP, digital technologies, and alternative sources of water could be the key to worldwide water security.
Discover now ➔
Alt Text
Sustainability | report
The costs of water stress in Jordan
Understand the implications for the population through three vital channels: social and political stability, economic production and human capital.
Find out more ➔
Alt Text
Chemical pollution in our oceans remains a pressing global challenge. Explore our imagined scenario from 2045, grounded in historical facts, current predictions and scientific evidence.
Read more ➔
Alt Text
Sustainability | article
Avoiding a worldwide water crisis: the race to reach SDG6
Achieving sustainable management of sanitation and water—and making water available to all—by 2030 is not on track. Explore our top insights for the year ahead.
Discover now ➔
Alt Text
Sustainability | article
Protecting the ocean from plastic and chemical waste
Plastic waste has swelled over the last 20 years. Understand how policymakers are addressing the intersecting issues of ocean plastic and chemical pollution.
Find out more ➔
Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here.
tw fb ln yt
The Economist Group
We take your privacy seriously and have a strict privacy policy in place.
If you do not wish to receive further emails relating to this content click here.
The Economist Group, 20 Cabot Square, London, E14 4QW, United Kingdom