What if solving three of the world’s most pressing challenges, water scarcity, energy demand, and environmental sustainability, could be achieved with a single, innovative system? Imagine a technology ...

As climate change intensifies droughts, disrupts rainfall patterns and fuels wildfires, more regions are turning to the sea for drinking water. Desalination, which is the process of removing salt from ...

Freshwater scarcity is rapidly becoming one of the defining crises of the twenty-first century, and the numbers are stark. By 2030, global demand for freshwater is projected to exceed supply by 40 ...

"Water is a precious commodity here. … None of us would be in Kalgoorlie without [the pipeline]." ...

The 20-acre site for a planned Honolulu Board of Supply desalination plant in Kalaeloa is not far from the ocean, and was once part of the Barbers Point Naval Air Station bordering Campbell Industrial ...

A shortlist of potential Norfolk sites for a plant to turn seawater into tap water for hundreds of thousands of county homes is due by the end ...

What if the solution to two of humanity’s most urgent crises, freshwater scarcity and rising energy demands, was hiding in plain sight? Imagine a world where the same technology that powers cities ...