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The Rio Grande: Not Just A Border; A River In Crisis
Via The Conversation, a look at the Rio Grande: The Rio Grande is one of the longest rivers in North [...]
Pipeline Dreams: The Desert City Out To Surpass Phoenix By Importing Water
Courtesy of The Guardian, a look at the extravagant growth plans of Buckeye, Arizona, regardless of the lack of water: [...]
Climate Change Has Turned African Rivers into Epicentres of Conflict
Via IPS News, an article on the impact of climate change and drought on conflict in Africa: Almost all major [...]
Supreme Court Fight Over Rio Grande Water Flows On
Via SourceNM, an article on ongoing legal tensions between Texas and New Mexico over Rio Grande water: Whether the water [...]
Mighty Mississippi – America’s Water Highway – Is Dangerously Low
Via Terra Daily, an article on the Mississippi River, which is dangerously low: In the middle of the shrunken Mississippi, [...]
Water Usage On The Colorado River Is Way Down As The West Begins Planning For A Future With Less
Via CNN, a report on water usage on the Colorado River: As the Biden administration kicks off a years-long negotiation process to [...]

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