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When the Water Rises: Learning from the Texas Tragedy

In the early days of July 2025, Texas witnessed yet another devastating chapter in its long history with extreme weather. Torrential rainfall inundated communities from Houston to Austin, leaving neighbourhoods submerged, families displaced, and lives lost.

Shaun Warren

Jul 23, 2025

Eighty-Five Billion Pounds Down the Drain: The Water Scandal Drowning England

In a damning indictment of three decades of water mismanagement, the final report from the Water Commission has revealed a staggering truth: over £85 billion has been extracted from England’s water system by shareholders and affiliated parties since privatisation in 1989

Shaun Warren

Jul 22, 2025

Fête de l’Eau: Reviving France’s River Traditions

Continuing our series looking at the World's water Festivals

Shaun Warren

Jul 18, 2025

A Pipe Dream: Why Millions in the UK Still Can’t Trust Their Tap Water

When most people in the UK turn on their tap, they expect clean, safe drinking water—nothing more, nothing less.

Shaun Warren

Jul 16, 2025

Green and Blue: How Developers Can Meet Biodiversity Net Gain with Better Water Design

For decades, urban expansion in the UK has often come at the expense of nature. Habitats paved over, wetlands drained, watercourses boxed into culverts, all in the name of growth.

Shaun Warren

Jul 14, 2025

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