Kavan Choksi on the Technologies Redefining Water Security in Dry Urban Regions In many desert cities, population growth and urban expansion place increasing pressure on already limited freshwater resources. Kavan Choksi recognizes that long-term urban planning in arid regions now depends heavily on how efficiently cities produce, distribute, and reuse water. As climate conditions become more unpredictable, water resilience has moved closer to the center of infrastructure discussions. This challenge extends beyond supply alone. Aging networks, inefficient consumption patterns, and rising industrial demand all contribute to the strain on urban water systems. In response, cities across dry regions are investing in technologies designed to stretch existing resources further while reducing dependence on traditional supply models.  Desalination Begins a New Chapter Desalination has supported water production in arid regions for decades, though newer systems look ...