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The Thirsty Dragon: Across Asia, China Has ‘Most to Lose’ If Rivers Run Dry
Via EcoBusiness, a look at how  – across Asia – China has the ‘most to lose’ if mother rivers run [...]
Arizona’s Water Troubles Show How Climate Change Is Reshaping The West
Courtesy The Washington Post, a look at how Arizona’s water troubles show how climate change is reshaping the West: Jay [...]
Iraq’s Next Crisis: Climate and Water
Via the New European, an article on Iraq, a country running out of water where a polluted Tigris makes things [...]
Water Diplomacy – A Tool for Peace and Well Being
Via Modern Diplomacy, commentary on the potential for hydro diplomacy to foster peace around the world: On March 22nd every year, [...]
Iran Holds Productive Talks With IEA Over Water Rights
Via The Frontier Post, a report on efforts to cool recent water tensions between Afghanistan and Iran: Iran’s foreign minister [...]
Water Politics In The Himalaya
Via Earth.org, a look at water politics in the Himalaya: Rivers are a source of life and a crucial resource [...]

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