As climate change accelerates, it’s turning one of our most essential resources, water, into a precious and increasingly scarce commodity.
Across the globe, extreme weather is putting unprecedented pressure on freshwater supplies; deepening inequality, driving people from their homes, and even sparking conflict. As the global water crisis escalates, could we see mass migration, instability, and a new era of water conflict?
How can the world respond before this vital resource runs dry?
Joining the discussion:
- Henk Ovink is the Executive Director and Founding Commissioner of the Global Commission on the Economics of Water.
- Kaveh Madani is the Director of the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health.
- Elliot Levine is the Senior Director of Climate and Water Security at Mercy Corps.
- Saima Qadir is a Member of the Advisory Board for BlueGreen Water Technologies.