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Central Asia’s Energy Transition Depends on Water Security
Via The Diplomat, a look at how a more integrated and flexible power system could give Central Asian states greater [...]
China and Egypt’s New Power Play: What Xi Jinping’s Cairo Visit Means for the Nile
Via Modern Diplomacy, commentary on what Xi Jinping’s recent visit to Cairo means for the Nile: The timing of Chinese [...]
What the New Rules for a Shrinking Colorado River Mean for Tribal Nations
Via High Country News, a look at what the new rules for a shrinking Colorado River mean for tribal nations: [...]
The Parched Tiger: India Turning to Ancient Water Systems as Modern Ones Run Dry
Via BBC, a report on how India is restoring traditional water structures built centuries ago: Water scarcity and climate change [...]
Fearing ‘Catastrophic Impacts’ From Water Cuts, Nevada Sues Feds Over Colorado River Plan
Via Inside Climate News, a report on Nevada’s plans to sue the Trump administration’s ten-year strategy for how to stabilize [...]
America’s Desert Metropolis Is on the Short List to Lose Water
Via the New York Times, a look at how Arizona, decades ago, won funding for a massive Colorado River project [...]

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