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Unusually hot temperatures and droughts are affecting regions all over the world from Europe, South Asia, Iraq to Mexico–particularly affecting agricultural industries. New data from the United Nations shows that the number and duration of droughts are on the rise.
Bluefield’s water experts discuss how prolonged droughts will affect water consumption for municipalities, but also for the agricultural and power sectors and give their take on opportunities in water sector investment.
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