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Environmentalists See Nevada Supreme Court Ruling Bringing State’s Water Management ‘Into the 21st Century’
Via Inside Climate News, a look at a recent Nevada Supreme Court ruling that the state can restrict new groundwater [...]
Mexico City Residents Protest Water Shortage As Ex-Civil Protection Head Urges ‘Prioritizing Survival Actions’
Via The Independent, a look at growing unrest over Mexico’s water shortages: According to the Mexican government, for more than [...]
Brazil-Bolivia Dam Reignites Debates on Hydropower in the Amazon
Via Diálogo Chino, a look at how communities have pushed back on a proposed Ribeirão dam, a joint initiative by Brazil [...]
Spain’s Catalonia Is Spending $2.6 Billion to Survive Without Rain
Via Bloomberg, a report that Barcelona and surrounding areas are planning to end their dependency on rain water by 2030 as [...]
Afghanistan’s Warm Winter Triggers Warning Of Severe Drought
Via Radio Free Europe, a report on renewed fears of a severe drought in Afghanistan: The UN Office for the [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Opens Taps On Its Newest Water Diversion Project
Via ECNS, an update on a giant project diverting water from the Xijiang River in the western part of the [...]

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