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Sault Tribe Challenges Michigan Fishing Deal, Chides ‘Preposterous’ Rules
Via Circle of Blue, a report on a First Nation’s legal appeal on fishing in the Great Lakes: Four Michigan [...]
Colombians Told To Shower With A Partner As Drought Hits Capital Water Supplies
Courtesy of The Guardian, a report on Bogotá’s decision to bring in water rationing with El Niño weather phenomenon meaning [...]
‘Water Is More Valuable Than Oil’: The Corporation Cashing In On America’s Drought
Via The Guardian, an article on an unprecedented deal in which a private company purchased land in a tiny Arizona [...]
Conserving Water In Monterrey, Mexico
Via Aquatech, a look at how Mexican utility Servicios de Agua y Drenaje de Monterrey (SADM) is combatting water scarcity [...]
New Mexico’s Rivers: Most Threatened Waterways in U.S.
Via The Guardian, a report that New Mexico – following a Supreme court ruling that left more than 90% of [...]
Citizens Mobilizing Against Thai Hydropower
Via the Foreign Policy Research Institute, a report on how citizens are using information to battle against hydropower projects on [...]

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