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Big Companies Cashed In on Mississippi’s Water. Small Towns Paid the Price.
Courtesy of the New York Times, an article on how big companies vowed to fix Mississippi’s water woes and save cities [...]
The Red-Dead Sea Canal: A Fading Pipe Dream To Fix The Middle East’s Water Woes
Via IFL Science, a look at the proposed Red-Dead Sea Canal which, with relationships in the Middle East at an [...]
With Climate Change, Colorado River Officials Peer Into Muddy Future
Via the Washington Post, a report on efforts to use innovative, web-based tools to predict the Colorado River’s future flows: [...]
Will It Pay Off? In Colorado’s San Luis Valley, Paying for the Water They Use
Via JFleck’s Inkstain, a look at an interesting experiement in western U.S. water management: Folks in Colorado’s San Luis Valley [...]
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 [...]

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