The climate crisis is a water crisis
Written by Torgny Holmgren (Executive Director, Stockholm International Water Institute), this recent article from SIWI highlights the connections between the current climate crisis and water - The climate crisis is a water crisis. It is only when we realise this that we can come up with solutions that are effective enough to make a real difference.
In particular Torgny Holmgren emphasises the importance of good water governance in a world where water is becoming an ever more scarce resource. He highlights the challenges posed to our current way of living by the effect of climate change on water, but also new ways of thinking that this challenge offers us.
To read the full article, follow this link: https://www.globalcause.co.uk/water/the-climate-crisis-is-a-water-crisis/?utm_source=stockholmwaterinstitute-distro&utm_medium=assoc#
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