Water Stewardship and PepsiCo’s Water+ journey
pep+ has been developed as a North Star. How important is water stewardship in the company’s strategy? We speak to David Grant to find out.
Five management options proposed for the Colorado River
The federal government has put forward five proposals for managing water in the Colorado River Basin once the current agreement runs out in 2026. However, the negotiations have pro
Water delivery in the West Slope watersheds could become unsustainable
The most comprehensive model of drought vulnerability in the West Slope basins reveals even the most modest climate projections will lead to drought and severely affect water secur
Water reuse projects in Los Angeles takes pressure off the Colorado River
Los Angeles is moving ahead with plans to build additional reclamation facilities at wastewater treatment plants in a bid to reduce its dependency on imported water from sources su
How Denver Water is tackling water scarcity
A record MoU was signed between 33 water utilities to tackle water scarcity in the Colorado River Basin. We talk to Denver Water’s Todd Hartman to find out what progress the util
Water, United: Connecting key players to accelerate water action across the Colorado River Basin
New initiative aims to link multinationals, tech companies and water utilities to help solve water challenges. Find out more.
Catalytic Communities and Commercial Value: Impact at Speed
What is a ‘catalytic community’ and how could it help with water challenges in the Colorado River Basin? Will Sarni explores the concept further.
Meet Colorado’s water plan architect: Q&A with James Eklund (interview)
Designing a comprehensive water plan for a state the size of Colorado is no mean feat. Meet James Eklund the man behind it.
What is the 1922 Colorado River Compact?
The century old 1922 Colorado River Compact has shaped the way water from the mighty Colorado River is distributed and used, affecting millions of people across several states.
America’s lifeline: Why the Colorado River Basin is critical
The Colorado River Basin is often referred to as the lifeline of the American Southwest, providing essential water to this arid region. Find out why it’s so critical.