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Cuba’s Water Crisis Boils Over Into The Street
Via Reuters, a look at Cuba’s water crisis where more than 100,000 Havana residents are without water as the heat [...]
Thirsty Data Centers Are Making Hot Summers Even Scarier
Via Bloomberg, an article on how – with drought spreading around the globe – battles over water are erupting between [...]
Sub-Saharan Africa will Increasingly Become the Dominant Hotspot of Surface Water Pollution
Scientists from Utrecht University have mapped worldwide surface water quality in 2100 under three different climate scenarios. The results, published [...]
How Big Ag Pollutes America’s Waters and Makes Money Doing It
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a report on Big Ag’s impact on America’s waters: It’s been 33 years since an [...]
Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: Bangladesh, Brahmaputra Proxies for Sino-Indian conflict
Courtesy of Nikkei Asia, a look at how Chinese and Indian dams stoke regional tensions: On a muggy June afternoon [...]
Water and Climate Change Will Shape Iraq-Turkey Relations
Via Foreign Policy Research Institute, a look at how water and climate change will shape Iraq-Turkey relations: BOTTOM LINE Water [...]

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