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The Colorado River’s Backup Reserve Is Running Dry Too
Via Todd Cort’s always insightful substack, a look at how groundwater has been the line of credit that would cover [...]
As the Colorado River Shrinks, Calls to Drain Lake Powell Grow
Via Yale e360, a look at how Lake Powell recently dropped to a historic low, slashing hydropower and the flow [...]
How a Bid to Beat Drought Drove Corpus Christi to the Brink of Disaster
Courtesy of Inside Climate News, a look at what started as a novel plan to build a desalination plant supplying [...]
The Race for America’s Lithium Is Becoming a Race for Water
Via Inside Climate News, a look at how, in the arid American West, expanded mining intensifies battles in vulnerable communities [...]
The Ganges Waters Treaty: Uncertain Prospects For Renewal
Via Eurasia Review, a look at the future of the Ganges Water Treaty: Key Takeaways: The 1996 Ganga/Ganges Waters Treaty [...]
Will the U.S. Megadrought Ever Dnd?
Via Science News, a look at the U.S. megadrought and a controversial new hypothesis suggesting “No”: Kearny, Ariz., is a [...]

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