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Amazon: A River In Flux
Via Inside Climate News, a report on the Amazon River, where extreme flooding and droughts may be the new norm, [...]
The Parched Tiger: India’s Silicon Valley Faces a Water Crisis That Software Cannot Solve
Courtesy of the New York Times, a report on Bengaluru – a city that gets plenty of rain – but did [...]
Geopolitics of Hydrography: Ruling the Waves Means First Understanding What Lies Beneath
Via the Lowy Institute, a report on the growing competition among India, China and others to chart international waters as [...]
Tackling Trade-Related Water Risks
Courtesy of Chatham House, a look at how importing countries can address water stress from global commodity production: A combination [...]
Hydro Project Could Test U.S. Tribal Sovereignty Rule
Via Western Water Notes, a look at an important case in Nevada that is testing the boundaries of tribal sovereignty, [...]
Last Call: New Mexico’s Colorado River Deliveries Vulnerable To Existing Water Management Framework
Courtesy of the Colorado Environmental Law Journal, a new article that digs into dig into the law surrounding the New Mexico’s San Juan-Chama [...]

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