Chile – The Economics of Water Security
Chile is entering a new era of water security. From desalination and water reuse to basin-level governance and private investment, the country is moving beyond water allocation towards building long-term resilience. This article explores the economic, regulatory and infrastructure challenges shaping Chile’s second water revolution.
The Evolution of U.S. Water Policy under the new Trump Administration: Will it be a Battle Between Sustainability and Deregulation?
The inauguration of President Donald Trump in 2025 marks a turning point for U.S. water policy. With executive orders favoring large-scale infrastructure and deregulation, tensions are rising between economic priorities and sustainability efforts. This article examines the administration’s approach to water management, its implications for the Clean Water Act, the Inflation Reduction Act, and the long-term outlook for water security in the U.S.