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Transforming the Economics and Governance of Water
Via The Wire China, commentary on how water-related crises around the world show that current systems are unsuited for a [...]
What Can Be Done About Mexico’s Water Debt to the U.S.?
Via Rio Grande Guardian, an interesting interview about U.S.-Mexican water relations: The availability of water for Rio Grande Valley residents [...]
Getting Colorado River Water from California Farms Will take More Than Just Money
Via Tuscon’s KGUN9 News, a report on tensions between Arizona and California over dwindling Colorado River water: Under the broiling [...]
Iranian Delegation Visits Afghanistan to Discuss Water Rights Issue
Via The Frontier Post, a report on the ongoing discussions between Afghanistan and Iran over water: An Iranian delegation is [...]
Afghanistan: Building Asia’s Largest Artificial River In The Desert?
Via The Impossible Build, a video look at Afghanistan’s planned water mega project: Afghanistan is trying to tackle it’s water [...]
Ukraine’s Destroyed Dam Has Led To Parched Irrigation Channels
Via Newsweek, a report on the devastating impact that the destruction of Kakhovka dam is having upon Ukraine: Ukrainian farmers [...]

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