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Climate Change, Cost and Competition for Water Drive Settlement Over Tribal Rights to Colorado River
Via AP News, a report on how a Native American tribe with one of the largest outstanding claims to water [...]
Record Drought Hits the Mediterranean Region  
Via Smart Water Magazine, an article on the record drought hitting the Mediterranean region: Severe and prolonged drought events have [...]
“We Need To Talk About Water – And The Fact That The World Is Running Out Of It”
Via The Guardian, commentary on the world’s water crisis: There’s a flaw in the plan. It’s not a small one: [...]
Worrying Water Levels at Kyrgyzstan’s Critical Toktogul Reservoir
Via The Diplomat, a report on the worrying water levels at Kyrgyzstan’s critical Toktogul Reservoir where water levels have dropped [...]
Mines Exporting To China Threaten Arizona’s Water
Via the Arizona Capitol Times, an article on how mines exporting to China threaten Arizona’s water This last year, the [...]
Colorada To Spend $2B To Replace Water-Hungry Grass
Via the Colorado Sun, a report on Colorado’s plan to spend >$2B replacing water-hungry grass in the name of conservation: [...]

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