One of the biggest drivers of global infrastructure is the rapid rate of urbanization experienced in the developing world. The reason is simple ndash; roughly 70 million people per year in developing countries are moving to cities, so there will need to be more roads, water systems, housing and electrical generation. Nowhere is this trend more apparent than in China, which already has 100 cities with more than 1 million people. It is expected to eventually have 30 cities with more than 10 million people. As you can see in the chart from UBS, Asia will be the main source of this urban growth. The United Nations says that over 1 billion Asian people will move to urban areas by 2030. Another 500 million people are expected to migrate to urban areas in Africa. While this trend has picked up in pace in recent years, the growth of urban centers in the developing world ...

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Water is essential for life. It’s quite literally an investment that you can’t live without. And while you might not be able to trade water futures on the Chicago Board of Trade, providing people with H2O is a $400 billion global industry, according to an article by Harvard’s Garry Emmons.

“In an age of global water scarcity, with governments scrambling to create new water systems or repair deteriorating ones, there is money in water,” he says. And Emmons isn’t the only expert who thinks water is soon to be a very valuable commodity. “Water is going to be more important than oil in the next 20 years,” predicted Dipak Jain, dean of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, to Bloomberg.

That’s thanks in large part to your local water utility. While cities and municipalities run 85% of water utilities, there are scores of for-profit companies left over to turn water

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Water is, by far, the most important element we need to survive. You can go a month without eating, but not even a week without water. Lack of adequate drinking water has killed almost 800,000 people this year. Now politicians are throwing billions of taxpayer dollars at water and wastewater systems.

Obama’s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act sets $126 billion aside for infrastructure projects. The majority of this is for roadwork and water infrastructure.

On top of that, $144 billion more is going to state and local governments. A large amount of that cash will be spent on these failing water systems. After all, we’ve already seen pipes burst throughout the country, and no one wants to be next governor on CNN trying to explain why the state didn’t fix its water pipes.

Right now, there are a handful of dividend producing water infrastructure stocks that are giving investors the chance to profit

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The stimulus bill is moving to the Senate, where it might encounter a little more resistance than it did in the house. Republicans are looking to add more tax cuts and business incentives, while the Democrats are feeling the pressure to add more infrastructure-based measures.br /blockquotebr /Republicans are preparing alternative proposals that would shift the emphasis away from spending. One proposal calls for cuts in the two lowest income-tax rates and strengthened aid to distressed homeowners, among other measures.br /br /At the same time, a Democrat-backed amendment being readied would increase infrastructure spending in the bill by between $20 billion and $30 billion, boosting support for mass transit, highways and bridges, and wastewater-treatment plants, among other things. “We’re going to see an increase,” Sen. Charles Schumer (D., N.Y.) predicted on CBS News’s “Face the Nation.”/blockquotebr /br /Here’s the way I see it. Some version of this bill is …

America’s dilapidated water infrastructure is in desperate need of upgrading, says Chris Mayer. And the situation is similar in many countries throughout the world. And worse still, supplies of clean, fresh water are dwindling across the globe. Chris says these two trends can make water a ‘blue gold’ for investors.

This from Penny Sleuth:

Two days before Christmas, a 66-inch water main burst on River Road, not far from where I live, during morning rush hour. Water spewed out at a rate of 150,000 gallons per minute, turning River Road into an actual river for a time. People at the scene described the burst as a bomb going off. The road itself took significant damage.

The force of the water - going at 12-15 miles per hour - pushed cars around like so much debris. Firefighters had to rescue people from their cars as freezing cold water swirled around them.

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President-elect Barack Obama plans to renew America’s information superhighway. This means huge investments in the country’s broadband network. David Newman says there will be big profits for this tech ETF (IGN).

This from Sovereign Society:

We’ve just learned that President-elect Barack Obama’s economic team is considering an economic-stimulus program that will be far larger than the two-year, half-trillion-dollar plan under consideration last week.

Obama aides and advisers now say US$600 billion over two years is “a very low-end estimate”. The final number is expected to be significantly higher, possibly between $700 billion and $1 trillion over two years.

I wonder what the number will be next week…two trillion?

Today I want to talk about some of the other sectors that will benefit big when Obama is sworn in next month, and how you can benefit from one simple investment as this money begins flowing.

Obama said the package will include an initial tax

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