Stephen Tinnin won the first international Stockholm Junior Water Prize for his project, “Changes in development, sperm activity and reproduction across a 105 exposure range in lytechinus variegatus Gametes Exposed to Pesticides in Marine Media.” The project investigated the correlation between the reproductive rate of sea urchins and water pollution.
Dr Peter Morgan of Zimbabwe today received the Stockholm Water Prize for his life-long work to protect...
The students Naomi Estay and Omayra Toro from Chile received the 2013 Stockholm Junior Water Prize today...
As the world's population grows fast, there will be even more of us to share an already...
The 2013 World Water Week Report "Cooperation for a Water Wise World - Partnerships for Sustainable Development"...
Stockholm Water Front Magazine, Issue no 1, 2013 Our blue planet is at a most interesting crossroad....
2012 was a great and intense year for SIWI, encompassing critical top level changes, the release of...
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