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When It’s ‘Easier to Buy Coke Than Water’
Via Northwestern Now, a report on a new tool for determining global water insecurity, which aims to show people can [...]
The Water Wars Coming to Central Asia
Via Foreign Policy, a report on rising water tensions in Central Asia where the situation has been bad for decades, [...]
Iran Says Talks Over Helmand Water Rights Yielded Positive Results
Via Ariana News, a report on the Afghan/Iran water tensions: Iran’s Vice President for Legal Affairs Mohammad Dehqan has said [...]
Water Security Challenges in Pakistan
Pakistan’s water supply has become a crucial resource challenge in recent years, made worse by the country’s enduring infrastructure and [...]
Indonesia Braces for Prolonged Drought, Clean Water Shortage Due to El Nino
Via Channel News Asia, a report on Indonesia’s water crisis: For weeks, dozens of residents of Ridogalih Village have been [...]
Colorado River, Stolen By Law
Courtesy of Hight Country News, a look at how indigenous nations have been an afterthought in U.S. water policy for [...]

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