The hottest Water resources Substack posts right now

Atmospheric rivers are low-level jets of air that carry huge amounts of water vapor.
When atmospheric rivers hit California, they can lead to extreme rainfall due to orographic lift.
Climate change is making atmospheric river events more intense by increasing the precipitation from these systems.

Long-term institutional investing can provide a unique edge in the financial market.
Establishing unconventional investment profiles can lead to great returns but might challenge conventional wisdom.
Harvard's approach to investing in water resources and farmland involves complex strategies and global acquisitions.

The belief in a permanent drought due to climate change led German dam operators to overfill reservoirs before winter, worsening December floods.
Climate change predictions can influence human behavior like dam management, impacting flood risk.
Balancing water management practices with changing climate patterns is crucial to prevent exacerbating natural disasters.

The village of Kallio, once submerged under a reservoir, has reappeared due to Greece's severe drought. This shows how drought can reveal forgotten parts of history.
Greece is currently facing a historic drought caused by extreme heat and lack of rainfall. These conditions are making water resources very limited and raising serious concerns.
Climate change and overtourism are worsening Greece's water issues. Managing water use sustainably is now more important than ever to balance human needs and natural resources.

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