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San Diego Gears Up to Deal Water Across the West
Via the Voice of San Diego, a look at the fact that it has been twenty years since San Diego [...]
Thousands of California Wells At Risk of Drying Up Despite Landmark Water Law
Via Phys.org, a report on how – even though California enacted sweeping legislation nearly a decade ago to curb excessive [...]
The Roots of the Global Water Crisis
Via Eco Business, commentary on how – instead of pursuing the systemic changes needed to address water-related challenges – the [...]
Jordan Plans Multi-Billion Dollar Aqaba to Amman Desalination Project Amid Water Crisis
Via The National News, an article on Jordan’s plans to build a multi-billion dollar Aqaba to Amman desalination project amid its [...]
The U.S. Needs Minerals for Green Tech: Will Western Mines have Enough Water?
Via NPR’s OPB, a look at whether the U.S. has enough water for planned green tech mineral mines in the [...]
Is Groundwater Trading The Future of California Water?
Courtesy of Fresnoland, an article looking at how – with risks to small farmers – new groundwater markets could make [...]

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