World Leaders Are Finally Taking Water Seriously #WaterCrisis #Davos @waterloop
World Leaders Are Finally Taking Water Seriously #WaterCrisis #Davos  @waterloop
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, conversations about water are reaching the highest levels of global leadership.

Jason Morrison of the Pacific Institute says water programming has significantly increased in recent years — even inside the Congress Center, where fewer than 2,000 badges are issued to CEOs and heads of state.

That means water challenges — and solutions — are increasingly being discussed by the people making the biggest economic and political decisions in the world.

Episode at bit.ly/DavosWater

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