CAPPA opposes privatisation of Lagos Water Sector. Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has warned against the handover of Lagos’ water sector to private profiteers once th...
VIII National Congress of the Network of Social Researchers on Water: ‘From the neoliberal paradigm of water to water and environmental water and environmental justice in Mexico’. Morelia, Michoacán 1...
“It’s unbelievable to see water disappearing when we don’t have any”: the controversy surrounding the sale of a spring. In Montagnac, Hérault, the privatisation of a spring for...
Farewell to the Waternet, Amsterdam is dismantling it: will water remain public or end up private? Amsterdam has always cleaned and supplied drinking water to households and businesses independently. ...
The water war between Suez and elected officials in the Ile-de-France region intensifies, as the French media Reporterre reports. The mayors of the Paris region are fighting to regain control of thei...
The water industry shows how the state indulges corporations to the detriment of society. By Prem Sika*. Since 1989, water companies have been the subject of over 1,100 criminal convictions, but gover...
Where is the wave of remunicipalization of water supply services in Spain? In a two-part series, Climatica reviews why Spain is one of the European countries with the highest privatization of water su...
Water in Santiago de Chile: a private business with human and environmental costs. The consequences of a privatisation model that prioritises corporate profits over people and the environment. An anal...
Where is the wave of remunicipalization of water supply services in Spain? In a two-part series, Climatica reviews why Spain is one of the European countries with the highest privatization of water su...