drought resilience
Drought resilience is the ability to dig in like a desert survivor while bearing the harsh truth of zero rainfall. From plants to policies, it’s hailed as the “savior of the new era,” yet left untended it withers into dust. As a slogan in resource-scarce brochures, it shines, and in meetings it spawns endless debate—while water levels keep falling. Ultimately, it is a mirror reflecting the truth that no one truly wants to put those water-saving measures into practice.