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Iran’s Lake Urmia Is Lying On Its Deathbed With A Small Window Of Time Left To Save It, Experts Warn
Via Forbes, an article on the deteriorating condition of Iran’s Lake Urmia: This is a sad story but one with [...]
Like Utah, California Has Had Pipeline Dreams To Save Its Drying Salton Sea
Via KUER, an article on California’s – and Utah’s – pipeline dreams to save inland water bodies: Most people don’t [...]
Romancing the River: The Appropriation Doctrine – and Its Appropriation
Via Sibley’s Rivers, commentary on the Colorado River Compact and the appropriation doctrine: ‘The single biggest roadblock to solving the [...]
Thirsty Dragon: China Is Building World’s First “Super Dam” Along The Yarlung Zangbo River
Via , a report on China’s “Super Dam” on The Yarlung Zangbo River: China is the undisputed world champion of dam [...]
Pollution Risks Worsening Global Water Scarcity
Via Terra Daily, a report on the risk that pollution poses to global water scarcity: Water scarcity could affect three [...]
Can Water Help Quench the Flames of Hostility? How Shared Waters Can Promote Dialogue During Conflict
Via Johns Hopkins, a new journal article examining how shared waters can promote dialogue during conflict: Abstract: Grounded in the [...]

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