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California Moves Closer to Imposing First Limits on Groundwater Use
Courtesy of The New York Times, a report that California is moving closer to imposing first limits on groundwater use: [...]
Why Parts of America Are In A Water Crisis
Via ABC News, a report on why parts of America are ‘certainly in a water crisis’ and what can be [...]
Tigris–Euphrates Basin States Must Come Together To Address Water Crisis
Via ASPI’s The Strategist, a look at the need for Tigris–Euphrates basin states to come together to address the water [...]
How An Ancient Society in the Sahara Desert Rose and Fell with Groundwater
Via Terra Daily, an article on how an ancient society in the Sahara Desert rose and fell with groundwater: With [...]
A Severe Drought Pushes an Imperiled Amazon to the Brink
Courtesy of the New York Times, a sobering report on the Amazon – a rainforest that holds a fifth of [...]
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 [...]

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