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The Thirsty Dragon: China Expands Rural Water Coverage
Via ECNS.com, a report on Chinese efforts to expand water supplies into remote areas: With 90 percent of its rural [...]
Cambodia to Divert Mekong Trade via China-Built Canal, Vexing Vietnam
Courtesy of Nikkei Asia, a report on a planned Phnom Penh-coast link raises alarms amid regional influence tussle: From his [...]
Citizen Scientists Chronicling A Neglected But Vital Mexican River
Via MIT Technology Review, an article on volunteer efforts to document the life that remains—and still thrives—in a challenged urban [...]
As Colorado River Shrinks, States Continue To Argue Over Cuts
Via The Land Desk, a look at how states continue to tussle over a shrinking Colorado River: The two groups [...]
AI Is Taking Water From The Desert
Courtesy of The Atlantic, commentary on the environmental impact of new data centers and whether the Earth can sustain them? [...]
Record Drought Imperils Food, Copper Output in Southern Africa
Via Bloomberg, a report on Zambia’s declaration of the current protracted dry spell as a national disaster: A swathe of [...]

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