Fair Water? An exhibition of the inequality below the surface at Oxford's Natural History Museum

Published on December 15, 2023

A fascinating and thought-provoking exhibition Fair Water? has opened in Oxford’s Museum of Natural History.  A collaboration between the museum and Oxford University’s REACH programme, which aims to improve water security for the poor by delivering world-class science, Fair Water challenges perceptions about the world’s most abundant – and yet scarce – resource.
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