Efficient water management and monitoring require in-depth understanding of water behaviour and the impact of human interaction with the natural world. Water agencies and municipalities have an ever-increasing need to model changes in the functioning of water infrastructures.
Read articleL’Iran est un pays complexe peuplé de plus de 80 millions d’habitants qui fascine par son histoire et son peuple autant qu’il inquiète par ses choix et actions militaires et géopolitiques.
Read articleAccording to a CDP* study, 63% of cities that sent in their data in 2016 expect climate change to be a risk for their water supply. London, for example, with a forecast of an increase of three million in its population by 2050, could be confronted by a deficit of 520 million litres per day. […]
Read articleSouth Africa facing substantial investments to combat the water crisis A recent report by the NGO Green Cape estimated at 70.4bn ZAR the level of financing needed to build and consolidate the hydraulic installations in South Africa to combat water shortages in certain regions of the country that have been hit by an unprecedented period […]
Read articleFebruary 2018: Pollutec launches its international promotion in Burkina Faso It was with the support of the French economic mission in Ouagadougou and its partner BUSINESS France, that the Pollutec team was able to meet with the key stakeholders in the environment markets in Burkina Fasoduring its 3-day stay in the country last February: company […]
Read articleAll aspects of the water sector concerned by innovation Whether their origin is public or private, global studies on water all point to the same conclusion: the gap between water supply and demand is widening and could reach 40% by 2050. Meanwhile, certain projections estimate that 70% of the population will be living in urban […]
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