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To Tackle Groundwater Overuse, Nevada takes New Approach: Buying Back Farmers’ Rights
Via The Nevada Independent, a report on Nevada’s plans to issue $25 million in grants to retire groundwater rights in [...]
WWF: The ‘High Cost of Cheap Water’
Courtesy of WWF, a new report with the first annual estimate of economic value of water and freshwater ecosystems, noting [...]
Drought, Migration and the Fall of Civilization: A Cautionary Tale
Via The Hill, commentary on similarities between today’s world and the rise/fall of Mesopotamia: The writer George Santayana once famously said: [...]
Water Corruption In Central Asia
Via Central Asia Journal for Water Research, a new study on water corruption in Central Asia: Academic scholarship defines sectoral [...]
Texas’ Water Demands Could Outpace Supply in Some Areas by 2070
Via Texas.gov, a report on the state’s water demand forecast: The rapidly growing Texas population will require more water — [...]
Tensions Rise in the Rio Grande Basin as Mexico Lags in Water Deliveries to the U.S.
Via Inside Climate News, a look at rising tensions in the Rio Grande basin where – in 2020 – rebellious [...]

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