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Water stress, i.e. the proportion of water withdrawn for use in industry, agriculture or private households in relation to available water, was manageable

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A new report predicts that water stress will significantly worsen by 2050, with some regions facing extreme water scarcity due to factors like climate change and population growth.

Passengers wait to board an e-bus at a covered bus stop in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Since 2017, WRI Brasil has united stakeholders to increase the citys e-bus fleet. Photo: gustavo nacht/Unsplash The adoption of any new technology involves some degree of adaptation, and battery electric buses (e-buses) are no exception. After decades of experience with…

Investment in solar-powered battery swap stations is a potential solution as the city of Kigali seeks to transition 26,000 gas-powered motorcycles into electric moto bikes.

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For young professionals in India, Bengaluru is the city of dreams. However, in the last few years, the city has faced a series of urban challenges. The latest is a severe water crisis. How did it get so bad?

LEAVENWORTH — Summer camps for youth in music, storytelling and performance at Icicle Creek Center for the Arts (ICCA), from mid-June through mid-August, are open for registration online at iciclecamps.org.

Areli Sanchezs daughter, Aida, used to be one of 20 million American kids who ride a diesel bus to school each day.

WRI will lead a consortium to ensure civil society can participate in decisions that shape how climate finance is spent, managed and monitored in several countries.