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Water Is Now a Risk. Is the Sector Ready?
Moody’s has released its 2026 Outlook reports, highlighting sustainability and climate-event issues as key differentiators in the investment world for the new year. This blog will discuss the new analysis and what it means for the water sector.
Kimberly Worsham
4 days ago7 min read


A Love Letter to Beavers
Ah, the magical beaver. They are fuzzy. Their semiaquatic tails are silly. There are hundreds of videos online of them happily munching on carrots and pumpkins, and every single one is a gift. They have even gotten our friends at WaterHub to coin a new term for beaver fans – Beaver Believers.
Kimberly Worsham
Mar 204 min read


Ancient Plumbing: Toilets and Water Systems in Ancient Greece
When we think of Ancient Greece, images of the Parthenon, philosophical debates, and epic myths typically come to mind. Yet beneath this celebrated cultural legacy lies an equally remarkable achievement: sophisticated sanitation systems that shaped urban life for millennia.
Kimberly Worsham
Feb 36 min read


Air Pollution in the DR Congo: Addressing a Hidden Health Crisis
Air pollution is not just a health problem: it's a climate, environmental, and economic challenge. It's an invisible but omnipresent enemy. Omnipresent, since global data from the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that 9 out of 10 people breathe air containing high levels of pollutants. In addition to being an invisible danger that can unexpectedly and unpredictably destroy lives, air pollution in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) constitutes a major public health cr
Paulson Kasereka
Jan 294 min read