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Water Security Woes in Mongolia’s Capital 
Via The Diplomat, a look at how the pressures of rapid population growth, mismanagement, and climate change are jeopardizing Ulaanbaatar’s [...]
King of the Dammed: Turkey’s Landscape Changing For The Worse
Courtesy of Foreign Policy a look at how Turkish President Erdogan’s mega-infrastructure projects are enriching construction companies while reshaping his [...]
Third Round GERD Talks Conclude Without Outcome
Via Addis Standard, a report on the third round GERD talks which recently conclude in Cairo without an outcome: The [...]
California’s Epic Rain Year Boosted Groundwater Levels, But Not Enough To Recoup Losses
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Times, a report that California’s epic rain year boosted groundwater levels, but not enough to [...]
Does the Paper Industry Need To Cut Its Water Usage?
In Paso de Los Toros, Uruguay, a new paper mill operated by Finnish ownership is drawing around 129 million liters [...]
Inside Poland Spring’s Hidden Attack on Water Rules It Didn’t Like
A new report from the New York Times details the successful efforts of BlueTriton, the company that owns Poland Spring bottled [...]

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