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Climate change is a topic that is on everyone's lips, particularly after the conclusion of the recent climate talks in Paris. To address climate change, first there has to be climate monitoring. However, monitoring climate change is not an easy process given the area to cover. This requires powerful sensing and communication infrastructure and also...

Water utilities must improve resilience and sustainability in the face of climate change-induced weather disruptions, which have caused unprecedented levels of flooding or drought. In the last 5 years, there has been a decisive shift in policies and regulations, which now significantly focus on ensuring water security. Water conservation and reuse...

The pace of digital transformation by US water utilities has significantly increased in the last 5 years in response to water stress caused by unprecedented droughts and heat waves across the country. Water utilities of all sizes are responding to state-level regulations and policies to improve water conservation and reduce water loss as the urbani...

03 Jun 2025  |  Global  |  Market Outlook

Top 10 Growth Opportunities in the Global Industrial and Irrigation Water Management Markets, 2025

Novel Market Demands Driven by Increased Water Scarcity Transforming the Technology Landscape of Several Industries

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Trends such as population growth and urbanization continue to impact the level and degree of pollution of water bodies across the globe. Climate change aggravates this situation further, causing weather phenomena such as altered rainfall patterns, droughts, and heavy storms, which can influence water availability and pollution. Consequently, water ...

24 Mar 2025  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Technological Advancements in Domestic Water Purification

Advanced Water Purification Technologies’ Convergence Will Reshape the Industry

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Home water purification eliminates contaminants like microorganisms, chemicals, and dissolved solids through filtration, UV light, and reverse osmosis (RO). The most advanced systems are highly technologically equipped point-of-use (POU) and point-of-entry (POE) devices, hence giving more efficiency in performance and ease in the process. The resid...

Population growth and urbanization are trends impacting the levels and degree of pollution of water bodies across the globe. Paired with industries’ key priorities of sustainable development and climate resilience, the global push for water-efficient technologies and practices is apparent. Water is increasingly considered a scarce and limited resou...

Technologies play a major role in reducing water consumption. This current research service discusses about management practices and seven technologies that can reduce water consumption in agriculture: Drip irrigation, desalination, hydroponics, variable rate irrigation (VRI), aeroponics, atmospheric water generation (AWG), and sensors and smart me...

More than 4 billion people lack water for at least 1 month every year. Furthermore, it is estimated that by 2025, half the world´s population could potentially face water scarcity. Factors driving an increase in water scarcity include climate change, climate-related catastrophes, ground water contamination through the increasing usage of pesticides...

Water shortage caused by the intensification of the impacts of climate change, population growth, and accelerated urbanization require immediate action on development of technologies for effective management of water supply and consumption. In addition, aging water infrastructure leads to water loss and increase in non-revenue water. Smart water gr...