Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…

Freshwater may feel limitless when it flows from the tap, yet it accounts for less than 3% of Earth’s water – and under 1% sits in rivers, lakes and reservoirs that are readily accessible for human use. That small pool must serve farms, factories, cities and ecosystems, and demand is accelerating. United Nations projections point to a 40% gap between…