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Iran and Afghanistan Water Wars: Feud over the Helmand River Has No End In Sight.
Via the Atlantic Council, a look at the feud between Iran and Afghanistan over the Helmand River: Water disputes between [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: Satellite Images Show China’s Dam Threatening Neighbors’ Fresh Water Supply
Via Newsweek, a report that a new Chinese dam may impact India’s and Nepal’s water supplies: China appears to have [...]
Billions of People Reply On Rapidly Declining Groundwater
Via CNN, an article on a recent study showing that billions of people rely on a valuable underground resource that’s [...]
A Thirsty Reality: Iran’s Dire Water Situation
Via the Atlantic Council, an article on Iran’s water scarcity crisis: Despite climate warnings since 1988, Iranian officials have consistently ignored [...]
Supreme Court to Resolve Decade-Old Rio Grande Water Dispute
Via Bloomberg Law, an article on the U.S. Supreme Court agreement to resolve a decade-old Rio Grande water dispute: ‘Original [...]
The Freshwater Crisis and What Can Be Done
Via Stanford Law School, an interesting interview with Barton “Buzz” Thompson, JD/MBA ’76 (BA ’72)  – a global expert on water [...]

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