Part 12/13:
The contrasting examples of Rotterdam and Las Vegas reveal that water challenges depend largely on local context — whether it's managing excess or scarcity. Both cities are investing in adaptive infrastructure, green spaces, smart technology, and public engagement to build resilience.
As climate change intensifies these challenges, cities around the world face difficult choices. Will they be villains—ignoring risks and defaulting to destructive practices—or heroes—implementing innovative, sustainable solutions? The future depends on which path we choose, and on whether we see water as a resource to be cherished and managed wisely, reflecting our collective behaviors and values.