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Mexican Courts Define ‘Right to Water’
Via Business Insider, commentary on Mexico’s Right To Water movement: The right to water in the courts in Mexico The [...]
Rio Grande: Slipping Into A Sandbed
Via SourceNM, a report on a disappearing Rio Grande due to the U.S. southwest’s ongoing drought: The respite from intense, [...]
Panama Canal’s Revenue To Shrink By $200 Million Next Year Due To Ongoing Drought
Via Marine Insight, Panama Canal Authority expects revenue to fall by $200M next year due to an ongoing drought: The [...]
Water-Stressed Iraq Dries up Fish Farms
Via Al Monitor, a report on Iraq’s continued drought crisis: Iraqi villager Omar Ziad gazes at the cracked and barren [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Climate Change & Water Scarcity Threatens China’s Rice Bowl
Via East Asia Forum, an article on the impact that climate change is having upon China’s agricultural sector: Downpours in [...]
Can We Desalinate Water without All the Mess?
Via Hakai Magazine, a report on a a new generation of small, modular, mobile, wave-powered devices that is looking to [...]

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