Water Scarcity Videos

  1. The Water Online Show: What NASA Satellites Reveal About Earth's Shrinking Freshwater 9/10/2025

    In this episode of In The Flow, hosts Travis Kennedy and Kevin Westerling delve into one of the most pressing issues facing water managers throughout the world: the shrinking supply of freshwater.

  2. Approaches To Solving Water Issues 12/1/2023

    In this episode of Water Talk, we sit down with Zeynep Erdal from Black & Veatch to talk about solving water and resource issues.

  3. KSB Throughout The Water Cycle 8/29/2023

    View examples of KSB’s products and expertise covering the entire water cycle from around the world.

  4. Thinking About Water As More Than Just A Commodity 7/10/2023

    In this episode of Water Talk, Angela Godwin sits down with Mike Orth from Black & Veatch to talk about the 2023 Water Report.

  5. Preparing Utilities For Water Shortages 7/6/2023

    In this episode of Water Talk, Angela Godwin sits down with Paul Selsky from Brown and Caldwell to talk about water shortages and reducing water use. 

  6. Video: A Tale Of One City With Two Extremes 6/2/2023

    In this video, discover how digital solutions are helping manage extremes in water availability for the city of Joinville, Brazil. 

  7. Engineers In Drought-Burdened Brazil Use OpenFlows WaterCAD 3/30/2023

    The father/son team at TSA - Tecnologia em Saneamento Ambiental - made significant reductions in water loss using OpenFlows WaterCAD, helping hard-hit communities during a drought.

  8. Alternative Methods For Water Conservation 8/5/2022

    Greg Gilles from AdEdge discusses trends in treatment and ways of tackling water scarcity in this episode of Water Talk.

  9. Water Innovation For A More Sustainable World 12/3/2020

    Austin Alexander leads Sustainability at Xylem.

  10. Water Plant Pre-Treatment Talks – Episode 2: Wildfire Impact On Coagulant Dose Management 11/19/2020

    This talk is on coagulant dose management and focuses on the challenges facing those watershed areas impacted by wildfires. Keeping up with the pre-treatment process can be difficult and changes to source water run-off may last for some time. Several factors impacting water treatment during and after wildfires are discussed.