The headline that a quarter of the world’s population is facing a looming water crisis certainly caught my eye. Take a look at the interactive map in the NYT article below and you might not be very comforted here in New Jersey. One of the absolutes that we know is that there is a fixed […]
We lose 30% of our treated water to leaks, we don’t replace lead pipes and we put off necessary rebuilding improvements. The questions raised by Jane Kenny and Mark Mauriello are both on point and very telling. With the legislature covering hearings on our infrastructure needs, it is important that they consider the “One Water” […]
In a series of articles with part one just being issued by the New York Times, we see what happens when people build in a manner that works against natural systems rather than working with natural systems. It is painfully obvious that Mexico City is a city on the verge of collapse, both figuratively and […]