To recap from Part 1 of this series: Water risk analysis requires a clear scope of what you are analyzingThere are tools and datasets that provide a macro view water risk at the global and regional levelsMost projects require more detail than a macro water risk...
Water security is a global problem. The World Bank estimates an increase in massive population requiring a 70 percent increase in agricultural production.[1] Because of this increase the World Bank predicts an increase of future water demand of 25 to 40 percent.[2]...
In today’s climate there is a glut of uncertainty. We are all faced with it. As humans, fear, doubt, and a longing to know the future are part of our DNA. And yet, a situation that creates massive uncertainty also creates a massive opportunity to build...
Understanding your properties requires organizing your data in a way that best fits your workflow. Groups allows you to organize parcels while you research and add groups to your portfolio.* Gone are the days of digging through computer and physical files, wading...
This post is part of our larger “Comprehensive Guide To SGMA” In Part 2 of this series, we covered the Basin Setting information and how to utilize that data. In this part, we look more closely at the quantitative data that determines whether or not a GSA...
