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Ten Significant News from Water Power and Informatics : Nov 2024


USF scientists used the CRIS-HAZARD app to analyze flooding during hurricanes, aiding emergency management. Meanwhile, ocean saltwater threatens Philly's drinking water, and COP29 aims to boost climate finance to $300B by 2035. Drought affects over 54% of the US, and 11M face PFAS in drinking water. Innovations in renewable energy are underway with projects in Germany and Israel. Look for the detail news by clicking the link below.

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