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Amid Water Crisis, Mexico City’s Metro System Is Sinking Unevenly
Via Undark, an article on Mexico City where – propelled by the draining of local aquifers – the city’s land [...]
US Lawmakers Elizabeth Warren and Ro Khanna Seek to Ban Trade In Water Rights
Via The Guardian, a report on a proposed bill that would stop private investors, including hedge funds, farmers and municipalities, [...]
Iran: Water An Important Factor In Expansion of Ties with Afghanistan
Via Ariana News, a report that Iran says water is an important factor in expansion of ties with Afghanistan: Iran’s [...]
Mexico: 5 Dams Have Reached Zero Level, 23 Have Less Than 10 Percent
Via Mexico’s Milenio, a rather dire report on the status of Mexican dam levels: Of the 210 large dams in [...]
‘Complete and Absolute Despair’ for Texas Farmers Over Reductions In Shared Water Supply with Mexico
Via Fast Company, a report on how Mexico has only met 30% of its expected water delivery to Texas, due [...]
The Looming Climate and Water Crisis in the Middle East and North Africa
Via Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a look at the looming climate and water crisis in MENA: INTRODUCTION The Middle [...]

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