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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 [...]
The Parched Tiger: India’s Silicon Valley Suffers As Water Grows Scarce and Prices Spike
Via The Cool Down, a report on Bengaluru’s water crisis: India’s Silicon Valley is suffering from a water shortage, forcing [...]
Can the Ocean Save the Colorado River? San Diego Thinks So.
Via Voice of San Diego, an article on how the San Diego Water Authority is both selling off its expensive [...]

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