Posts Tagged ‘humanitarian’
The global water situation will eventually affect everyone. It is time now to take action.
From the Roman aqueducts to modern-day pipelines, bulk water transportation hasn’t changed over the years. Pipelines work well where there is an ongoing need over a long period of time so that the economic cost of construction can be recovered. However pipelines can be an expensive alternative where there the need is ad-hoc or in [...]
Yemen The ever-booming population and the level of groundwater decreasing at the alarming rate of four meters each year is slowly but surely creating a major drinking water issues for some regions of Yemen. In Tiaz city, local residents say they only have access to running water inside the house one day a month. For [...]













