Making water from air is scientifically remarkable. Making enough of it, at a cost people can afford, is a very different challenge.

The story started in Georgia, US—not with a law being broken in some faraway place, but with residents noticing something wrong in their own homes: the water pressure kept dropping unusually.

Women mostly manage water for their families, yet their voices are seldom reflected in policy.

Globally, Bangladesh is known as the land of rivers and flooding.

Despite the progress, a crucial discussion continues to determine which would be the most appropriate and sustainable water sources.