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Big Ag Is Draining The Colorado River Dry
Via Food and Water Watch, a new report on big Ag’s impact on the Colorado River: Key Findings The dangerous [...]
Egyptian Perspective on Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Negotiations
Via Taylor & Francis online, a published article from 2022 presenting an Egyptian perspective on the US-facilitated negotiations on the [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: How Floods, Drought, and Extreme Heat Could Test China’s One-Party System
Courtesy of The Washington Post, a look at how floods and extreme heat could test China’s one-party system: Two years [...]
Water Wars: Cooling the Data Centers
Via International Policy Digest, a report on data centers’ growing use of water: Water. Data centres. The continuous, pressing need [...]
Israel: Use Water To ‘The Last Drop’
Courtesy of The Frontier Post, a report on Israel’s pioneering use of water ‘to the last drop’ In the scorching [...]
Saudi Arabia’s Massive Water Network Project
Saudi Arabia is building a 12,000km water transportation and distribution network that’s longer than the Nile River.   This massive, desalinated [...]

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