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Arizona Moves to End Saudi Farm’s Controversial Groundwater Deals
Via AZCentral, a report on Arizona’s move to end a Saudi farm’s controversial groundwater deals to grow, export alfalfa: Gov. [...]
California Will Have Less Water In The Future, and What It May Mean
Via The Sacramento Bee, commentary on California’s water future: The Newsom administration is taking steps to lower your water use [...]
Amazon Drought Cuts River Traffic, Leaves Communities Without Water
Via Mongabay, a report on Brazil’s Amazon drought: Falling water levels in the rivers and lakes of the Brazilian Amazon [...]
Reevaluating The Forgotten River Civilizations of Central Asia
Via PNAS, an interesting paper examining the Aral Sea basin in Central Asia in which its major rivers, the Amu [...]
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 [...]

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