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Why Shared Water Could Become A Source of Conflict Between Arab Nations
Courtesy of Arab News, a look at why shared water resources could become a source of conflict between nations of [...]
Saudi Arabia: Working To Stabilize and Replenish Its Groundwater Reserves
Via Arab News, a report on how Saudi Arabia is acting to stabilize and replenish its groundwater reserves: The Kingdom [...]
The Water Wars Myth
Via OpenMind, commentary on what they call the ‘water wars myth’: “Water shortages are brewing wars,” warned the BBC last [...]
Water: Make Peace Not War – Five Things To Know
Via China Water Risk, commentary on how water, war and peace are inextricably linked, and 5 things to know to [...]
On Tap: How The Maldives Is Restoring Water Security On Its Vulnerable Outer Islands
Via UNDP,  a report on The Maldives’ efforts to restore water security on its vulnerable outer islands: In 2014, the [...]
Dramatic Increase In Water Conflict ‘Events’ In Past Two Decades
Via China Water Risk, commentary on the dramatic increase in water conflict events: CWR: People don’t often associate water with conflict [...]

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