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After claims that big drinks companies are draining region dry, SABMiller calls for co-operation to improve people’s access to water
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Focusing on the nexus between scarce resources is the only route to sustainable supplies of water, food and energy, write Holger Hoff and Tom Gill
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While big companies make millions from El Salvador’s water-rich Nejapa municipality, locals have little or no access to water
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With a little help from Scotland, Chile may be on course to make a dramatic reversal in its energy fortunes, writes Frederika Whitehead
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Rebecca Burns: Angry protests over water provision have shaken cities around the world, and may determine whether access to clean drinking water is a taxable municipal service – or a basic human right
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Water stressed cities are importing water and investing in desalination plants. Could treating sewage plant wastewater offer a local energy-efficient way of securing water supply?
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Solutions to the water energy nexus remain elusive