An inevitable water transition
Water for industry
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An inevitable water transition
Water for industry

Authors : Stéphane GILBERT, Jean-Emmanuel GILBERT, Alexandre FAIX

Publication date: December 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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3. An inevitable water transition

3.1 Key drivers of the transition

  • Increased pressure

    The water cycle has been disrupted by several pressures, the combination of which has multiplied their impact:

    • climate change, which is modifying the water cycle and increasing the frequency and intensity of hazards (drought and torrential rain), in a highly heterogeneous way across the globe (for example, the Mediterranean rim is one of the most affected areas in the world);

    • overexploitation of resources (in terms of quantity) ;

    • resource degradation (in terms of quality) ;

    • anthropization of natural environments (e.g. soil sealing,...

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