Revolutionizing Water Access, Quality, and Safety with AI-Powered Solutions
Every year, aging infrastructure and hidden leaks waste billions of gallons of water, pushing over 2 billion people toward Day Zero, the moment when taps will run dry. This crisis affects over 25 countries that use more than 80% of their renewable water supplies. Without immediate intervention, the global population living with extreme water stress could reach 3 billion by 2050.
Leaks are hard to detect because most occur underground, making repairs costly and slow. Without the right technology, many countries struggle to find and fix them. Stopping leaks is the best way to increase water supply, but it requires precise, advanced solutions.
As pellets of rain pounded the dry earth of Eastern Cape this January, a man launched himself into a puddle of water created by a broken drain. This spontaneous celebration seems symbolic of South Africa’s precarious but hopeful relationship with water….
One of the world’s biggest cities may be just months away from running out of water. Water shortages are not uncommon in this neighborhood, but this time feels different, Gomez said. “Right now, we are getting this hot weather. It’s even worse, things are more complicated.” …
The phenomenon of “day zero” underscores the critical importance of water as a fundamental resource, encompassing vital needs such as drinking, sanitation, agriculture, and supporting various industries…
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