United Nations’ Post

Access to clean water is indeed a fundamental human right, yet the reality that billions still lack safe drinking water and sanitation is a stark reminder of the challenges we face. Water is life—without it, health, dignity, and development are compromised. We must intensify global efforts to ensure that everyone, regardless of their location or circumstances, has access to this essential resource. It's time for collective action, stronger policies, and innovative solutions to make the right to clean water a reality for all.

Despite the UK being viewed as a temperate nation with consistent weather and rainfall patterns, increasing concerns about water security are emerging due to shifts in climate and human activities. This Water Saving Week, our political analysts, Jack Green-Morgan and Dr. Joshua Wells, highlight the key issues affecting water security, including: 🌎 Climate change 🤝 The impact of human activities on water resources 🔍 Existing policies and initiatives Download the complete report now: https://bit.ly/4auxsG6 #WaterSecurity #ClimateCrisis #WaterPolicy #ClimateChangeAdaptation #WaterSavingWeek

The purpose of World Water Day is to advocate for solutions to ensure that everyone has access to clean water and sanitation and to increase public awareness of issues related to water. #worldwaterday #water #climatechange #all #climate #leavingnoonebehind

#WorldWaterDay is observed every year and aims to raise awareness of water and sanitation needs worldwide. This year’s theme is ‘Leveraging water for peace’, because when water becomes scarce or polluted, conflicts can occur. As climate change continues and populations increase, uniting and cooperating to protect and conserve our most precious resource will become ever more important to ensure sustainable development.   #WorldWaterDay

With climate change and population growth straining the UK's water resources, innovative #wastewater reuse solutions could be the key to drought-proofing our water supply. Read Neil Gardener's article in the Institute of Water magazine to learn more: https://ow.ly/jExc50TGsCy #WaterRecycling

As the health and environmental effects from wildfire smoke are projected to increase, business has a unique role to play in prevention, management and adaptation efforts to mitigate these growing risks--for workers, communities, and the climate. Members of BSR's Climate Change and Transformation teams explain: https://lnkd.in/gK7b-GhX. Omolara "Lara" Abiona, Deborah Rigling Gallagher, Anna Iles NYTimes article: https://lnkd.in/gH9kpWha #climatejustice #climateaction #sustainablebusiness

As the climate crisis intensifies, wastewater management becomes a growing challenge for many communities. With limited resources and competing demands, how can we protect our infrastructure from the impacts of extreme weather and sea level rise? Lenna Quackenbush addresses this issue in her latest article, ‘Keeping Our Heads (and Infrastructure) Above Water’, highlighting the effective strategies for communities in both the US and Aotearoa New Zealand to assess risks and prioritise mitigation efforts. 💡 Dive into her article on our website to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gnDtqNhM #FutureOfWater #WaterInfrastructure 

Think about it This isn't just a random statement. It's a stark reality driven by climate change. Droughts, floods, and rising sea levels are putting immense pressure on our water resources. What can we do? Conserve water: Every drop counts! Support sustainable water management: Advocate for policies that protect our water sources. Reduce our carbon footprint:Climate change is the root cause of many water issues. Let's work together to ensure a future where water remains accessible and affordable for all. #ClimateAction #WaterConservation #FutureOfWater

Sea levels in the southern US rise quickly, and so do concerns about compromised septic systems. 🌊🚽 With the worsening effects of climate change, the American South, according to The Washington Post, has become a region with one of the fastest-rising seas on the planet. The surge in water levels causes septic tanks to fail, and waste ends up entering waterways. Apart from sewage and pollution, locals are also dealing with in-door flooding, out-of-commission toilets, and other problems. 💩🦠 Learn more about this serious threat to public health and the environment in the article by Brady Dennis, Kevin Crowe, and John Muyskens here -  https://lnkd.in/gC4sTwiW #ClimateChange #Environment #SepticTanks #Sewage #PublicHealth

#Canada1Water (C1W) is the first-ever continental-scale model of Canada’s entire water cycle! Spanning all major watersheds, it provides critical insights into the future of water resource management and helps us tackle climate change, wildfires, food security, and more. Access the report now to learn how this comprehensive model can guide decision-making at every level: https://buff.ly/3TIhGls