Accessing water is not only a privilege, it is a right to all. Which means we should do everything we can to protect it. 

In conclusion, water impacts every part of our lives, and creating this website helped me understand just how connected the issue really is. My main goal is to make resources regarding this issue more accessible to all ages and give access to opportunities to create change. Through the research I explored, it became clear that problems like scarcity, pollution, and poor management don’t happen on their own. They are tied to decisions we make in science, government, and even

Hello! I hope this blog has found you well, dear reader. I was raised by a mother that had a love for water resources which influenced my own love for the same. As I grew up, I became more involved and began work in the industry of water/wastewater loving what I do because in the end, everyone needs access to clean water. However, as I grew up I learned that not everyone has easy access to the water we need as our lifeblood as humans. In the town of Flint, Michigan there has

Water scarcity is becoming one of the most urgent threats to global food production. As climate change intensifies and populations grow, agricultural systems must adapt to preserve water resources while maintaining crop yields. Research across multiple fields shows that sustainable irrigation, data-driven planning, and ecosystem protection are essential for creating resilient agricultural landscapes. Traditional irrigation systems—such as terraced fields, qanats, and gravity-