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Behind the paper: when the water disappears, the need does not - Latitude (opens the original)
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We speak with Matt Stellbauer, a research specialist at the Texas Water Resources Institute at Texas A&M AgriLife, whose work focuses on household water insecurity, multiple-use water services, and how people experience and adapt to unreliable water systems. Matt’s research draws on more than a decade of experience in international agricultural and water development and increasingly explores what these lessons can teach us about decentralized water systems in the United States and globally. Matt
Behind the paper: unravelling the hidden crisis of rural water supply performance through interdisciplinary research - Latitude (opens the original)
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We speak to Donald John MacAllister, lead author of a recent paper “Connecting narratives and numbers to investigate the interaction of social, physical and technical determinants of rural water supply performance“ published in PLOS Water. What motivated you to explore the topic and decide on this research question? Poor functionality of rural water supplies has been a persistent problem in Africa for at least 40 years. In the 1970s and 1980s, concerted efforts were made to promote the use of bo
Who Sees What Underwater? A Justice Journey Across Asia - Latitude (opens the original)
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Gin Dupont is a young gender, water, and climate professional. She is a Young Scientific Programme Committee member for World Water Week 2026, and is organising a seminar series on Advancing Gender Equity and Transformative Approaches in Water. Rain hadn’t yet come, and the Cambodian farmer had a choice to make. Continue harvesting or spend the next few weeks digging a water tank by hand. He chose the tank. It’s one of many times when a question about water turns into one about justice. My partn
PLOS-UNC Water and Health 2026 Special Collection partnership - Latitude (opens the original)
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We are pleased to announce that PLOS and The Water Institute at UNC are again partnering to publish a special collection of articles in PLOS Water, PLOS Global Public Health, PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, and PLOS Sustainability and Transformation from the 2026 UNC Water and Health Conference taking place October 26 – 30. The collection will feature original research, review, and commentary-style narrative papers from the work being discussed and presented at the conference, across the bread
Behind the paper: the water-purifying promise of the Moringa tree - Latitude (opens the original)
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We speak to Joseph James Russell, Andrew W. J. Paterson and Martin Pritchard, an author team based at Leeds Beckett University, about their recent PLOS Water publication “A systematic review of water treatment with Moringa oleifera seeds: Comparative analysis of jar testing methodologies and results“. What motivated you to explore the topic and decide on this research question? Our motivation stemmed from a significant global challenge: many people lack reliable access to safe and affordable dri
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