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The End of the Mesopotamian Basin: Can the Tigris and Euphrates be Saved?
Via Dial, a look at the crisis facing the Mesopotamian basin: When spring hits its full stride in Iraq’s Kurdistan [...]
Mexico Steps-Up Rainmaking Amid Intense Heat and Drought
Courtesy of The Guardian, a report on Mexico’s efforts to increase rainfall to combat the growing drought: Amid a historic [...]
Kinshasa: Running On Scarce and Dirty Water
Via Terra Daily, a report on Kinshasa’s scarce and dirty water: Most mornings, Ariette Oto clambers up a winding, precipitous [...]
Thirsty Dragon: Chinese Dams Make ‘Upstream Superpower’ Presence Felt In Asia
Via Nikkei Asia, the first article in a three-part series exploring the effects that the actions of upstream nations – [...]
Spain’s Drought-Hit Tourism Sector Seeks To Save Water
Via Terra Daily, an article on Spanish efforts to save water in its tourism sector: There are no longer showers [...]
Latest Mekong Dam Will Produce Little Power, But Much Environmental Harm
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, perspective on a dam project impacting an important Mekong tributary: Southeast Asia’s Mekong River, known [...]

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