One World – One Environment – One Network
Increased upstream tree cover in rural watersheds could help stem the spread of fatal childhood illnesses, a new study has revealed. Children in these river basins are less likely to experience diarrhoeal disease. Children...
Nearly two billion people worldwide are at risk of contracting cholera, dysentery, typhoid or polio from drinking contaminated water. World health authorities are calling for a ‘radical’ increase in water and sanitation investments. Countries...
Nearly 600 million children around the world will live in areas with extremely limited water resources by 2040, warns UNICEF in a new report. The poorest children will be affected most as climate change...
It could be the opening line of a joke criticising Microsoft’s products, but Bill Gates is dead serious about putting sewage in his mouth – thanks to a potentially life-saving technology that can transform...
