As the climate continues and water demands increase, the dams and reservoirs we’ve built to make fresh water a certainty are becoming dinosaurs. That means water engineers need to radically rethink the traditional approach to water infrastructure. For a glimpse into the future of water infrastructure, take a look here.
In an era of growing scarcity, we have to rethink the way we collect fresh water
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