Techonomy in Half Moon Bay, California, Tuesday, November 13, 2018. (Photography by Paul Sakuma Photography)

Designing Water’s Future, CEO and Founder J. Carl Ganter addresses Techonomy 2018

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Water scarcity is disrupting energy production, triggering food shortages, upending economic development and threatening political stability. The impacts are being felt everywhere, as recent droughts and floods triggered serious disruptions, political unrest, and epic human migration. We need to redesign water’s future.

Vector Center CEO and founder, J. Carl Ganter, addresses Techonomy 2018’s fall session at Half Moon Bay, California, on November 13, 2018:

(Header photo by Paul Sakuma Photography)

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