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The water-energy nexus is tightening its grip on economic stability and climate resilience, with inefficiencies in one sector now amplifying crises in the other. A new report from Danfoss underscores the severity of this interdependence, forecasting

The debate over debit card surcharges highlights a legal ambiguity that leaves consumers vulnerable to inconsistent practices. In Texas, the law explicitly prohibits private businesses from imposing fees on debit card transactions, yet government-own

The recent expansion of London, Ontario’s municipal water infrastructure program has exposed a critical gap in how cities balance immediate fiscal pressures with long-term resilience. The city’s decision to accelerate lead pipe replacement across 12,

Sam Altman’s vision of AI as a utility—like electricity or water—isn’t just a futuristic musing; it’s a structural shift that could redefine how industries, governments, and individuals consume technology. Speaking at the BlackRock Infrastructure Sum

Randall Woodfin is framing the fluoride debate as a public health imperative, not just a budget line item. The Birmingham mayor’s criticism of Central Alabama Water’s decision to halt fluoridation cuts to the core of how utilities balance fiscal cons

Kallie Wood didn’t mince words when she described the first-ever Indigenous bison seminar as a room where people finally came to understand one another. That clarity of purpose reflects a deeper shift in how Indigenous communities and mainstream agri

The board’s decision to slash the Central Alabama Water (CAW) budget by 25%—while transferring sweeping authority to CEO Jeffrey Thompson—represents more than just fiscal austerity. It signals a fundamental shift in how the utility will operate, with

Brad Meyers isn’t just describing a product when he says the new mobile AirSCWO system “goes to them”—he’s announcing a shift in how the hazardous waste sector thinks about destruction technology. Until now, facilities that generate PFAS-laced biosol

The debate over who should manage and finance water and sanitation systems—public authorities or private actors—has sharpened with a recent intervention from Public Services International (PSI). Its call to prioritise public water systems and public

A soil probe that costs less than a coffee can uncover the hidden cause of your plant’s decline. Every year, gardeners spend hundreds on apps and gadgets that promise to eliminate guesswork, only to realize that the real problem wasn’t a lack of data