water use

Emergent, game-changing technologies are driving economic, environmental, and social change in the global food system.

A new water-saving initiative by the Western Australian government aims to drive down household costs for water use for vulnerable citizens.

World Water Day is held annually on 22 March. In 2020, the event is a means of focusing attention on how climate change is impacting how we interact with water across the world, not only in far reaching areas but also close to home.

The late summer heavy rain fell in some, but not all, regions. Australia’s capital city water supplies have had different fortunes this summer. Five capital city water supplies dropped over summer by between 2.2% and 11.4% of their storage capacity.