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Study: Central Asia’s Water Tower to Lose One-third of Glacier Mass by 2040
Courtesy of The Diplomat, reports on a new study that suggests Central Asia’s water tower will lose 1/3 of its [...]
Drought May Test Central Asia’s New Cooperative Approach
Via The Diplomat, a look at whether the new ties that bind Central Asian countries strong enough to weather drought? [...]
Syria’s Environmental Woes Fueled Its Long Conflict. Left Unaddressed, They Will Do So Again.
Via New Security Beat, a look at Syria’s environmental woes: I recently returned to Syria for my first peacetime visit. [...]
Breaking Down Russia’s War on Ukraine’s Water
For four years, Russia has relentlessly attacked not only Ukraine’s territory and troops, but also its vital water systems and [...]
Kazakhstan Battles Shrinking Caspian Sea To Keep Key Sectors Churning
Via Nikkei Asia, a look at how Kazakhstan is battling a shrinking Caspian Sea to keep key sectors churning: From [...]
Corpus Christi Tries to Drill its Way Out of a Water Crisis
Via Texas Tribune, an article on how – after killing planned desalination plant – Corpus Christi is trying to drill [...]

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