I’m honored to be the recipient of the Children's Climate Prize 2019! Thank you to the Jury and all the wonderful people who put together the grand gala at Stockholm City Hall!

As water scarcity continues to be a pressing issue, Australia is taking significant strides to promote sustainable water management practices. Recent policy updates across various Australian states reflect a growing commitment to harnessing this valuable resource while ensuring public health and environmental protection. Here’s a closer look at the latest greywater policies in Australia. New South Wales (NSW): Leading the Charge with Marine Pollution Regulation In March 202

In a world where water scarcity is becoming increasingly prevalent, cooperation over shared water resources is emerging as a powerful tool for fostering international peace and security. Far from being just about managing a precious resource, water cooperation is proving to be a catalyst for broader diplomatic relations and regional stability.   Building Bridges, Not Dams   Transboundary water disputes are not a new phenomenon. Historically, nations have clashed over access t

Nestled in the serene woods bordering Yosemite National Park, Evergreen Lodge, and Rush Creek Lodge stand as a testament to the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern sustainability. While many visitors are drawn to its cozy cabins and proximity to Yosemite's wonders, few realize they're staying at properties that have revolutionized water conservation in the hospitality industry.   A Legacy of Innovation   Evergreen Lodge, established in 1921, has a rich history tied to th

In a landmark move for water conservation in the American West, Colorado Governor Jared Polis has signed into law House Bill 24-362,  which will allow and incentivize graywater use across the state. The new regulation is set to take effect on January 1, 2026,   The Colorado Law: A Game-Changer for Greywater   The newly signed law introduces several key changes to Colorado's graywater policies:   1. Opt-Out System : Perhaps the most significant change is the shift from an opt-

As water scarcity becomes an increasingly pressing issue globally, innovative solutions like greywater reuse are gaining traction But how do these systems impact property values worldwide? Let's explore the various facets of this question. The Global Adoption of Greywater Reuse Greywater reuse is being adopted in many parts of the world, particularly in regions facing severe water scarcity: Australia : Due to frequent droughts, Australia has been a pioneer in greywater reuse.

When discussing water issues, it’s important to discuss what you can’t always see. It’s easy to tell that there’s less rainfall, or when lakes and rivers are drying up. However, there’s a large source of water that we don’t always account for. Groundwater, which accounts for approximately half of the global domestic water supply, is facing depletion due to excessive usage. What is Groundwater?  Groundwater is, as the name suggests, water found underground. It can be found in

As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to gain popularity, one recent issue garnering attention is their performance during winter conditions. Recent reports highlight issues such as decreased range and efficiency due to factors like battery performance and increased energy consumption for heating systems. Addressing these concerns is crucial to ensuring the widespread adoption and reliability of EVs, especially in regions with harsh winter conditions. In this article, we will e

California has now become the second state after Colorado to pass the rule that will allow wastewater to become drinking water.  California’s Water Resources Control Board unanimously voted to adopt regulations that will enable water companies to use a process known as “direct potable use” to deliver purified wastewater to residents’ taps.  Before, because of the negative connotation and general unpopularity “toilet to tap'' had, as well as regulatory barriers regarding the s