water infrastructure
Coverage of water infrastructure in the Nexus archive.
- Enugu government re-commits to universal access to clean water
Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu state has stated that his administration is prioritizing water infrastructure and sustainability, emphasizing that access to safe water is a fundamental right. The government is re-committing to universal access to clean water.
- UN alleges record levels of settler violence in the West Bank this year
The UN has reported record levels of settler violence in the West Bank this year. Palestinian farmers allege that an IDF project aimed at preventing smuggling and terror attacks has damaged their water infrastructure.
- What Montreal's water restrictions reveal about our aging pipes — and our habits
Montreal has asked residents to reduce water consumption this summer, prompting questions about the city's aging water infrastructure. Experts state that emergency repairs are typical for such an old system and that current efforts are proactive to prevent more severe failures.
- AI has a water problem. Google thinks it has a fix
Google is addressing environmental concerns related to its AI data centers by committing to replenish more water than it uses by 2030. The company also pledged to invest in local water infrastructure, identify alternative water sources, and improve transparency around water use.
- How the war has made Iran’s water crisis worse
The war has exacerbated Iran's water crisis as attacks by the United States and Israel on desalination plants and water infrastructure have worsened the situation.
- How does targeting water supply during war worsen the scarcity crisis?
The article discusses how water infrastructure is increasingly targeted during wars, exacerbating water scarcity crises and affecting vulnerable populations.
- How Israel is destroying Lebanon’s water infrastructure
Israel is deliberately targeting Lebanon's water infrastructure, according to experts, with the intent to displace or harm the population in south Lebanon. The attacks are seen as part of a broader strategy to destabilize the region.