Water finance pipe is full of recycled pledges

Attendees left the UN’s first H20 confab in 46 years pledging to invest $300 bln. But governments and companies mostly repackaged old commitments or dressed up ordinary outlays as new spending. Global water policy needs more pressure, says AntonyMCurrie

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