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Saltwater Threat to Louisiana Drinking Water to Grow Across US
Courtesy of The Guardian, a look at how Louisiana residents are facing a crisis as seawater penetrates Mississippi, but scientists [...]
Stanikzai: Use of Water of Amu River is Afghanistan’s Right
Via The Frontier Post, an article on the Afghan government’s view on the Amu River: Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, Deputy [...]
Ancient Maya Reservoirs Offer Lessons for Today’s Water Crises
Via Phys.org, an article that uses analysis of Mayan history to demonstrate the inextricable linkage between clean water and political [...]
Arizona Is Evicting a Saudi Alfalfa Farm, But The Thirsty Crop Isn’t Going Anywhere
Via Grist, a report on Arizona’s recent decision to evict a Saudi alfalfa farm, but the state’s decision will do [...]
Thirsty Capital: What’s Behind the Water Crisis in Islamabad?
Via Earth.org, a look at Islamabad’s growing water crisis: Understanding Islamabad’s Growing Water Crisis Being the capital and the domicile [...]
Water Scarcity In Tanzania
Via Global Voices, an article on Tanzania water challenges: The East African country of Tanzania is facing a significant challenge [...]

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