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Uruguay Drought Forces Government to Subsidize Bottled Water
Via Bloomberg, a report on the growing intensity of Uruguay’s drought crisis: Uruguay’s government is now subsidizing bottled water in [...]
Iran Pursuing Water Rights from Helmand River
Via Tasnim News, a report that Iran is pursuing water rights from Afghanistan’s Helmand River Securing Iran’s water rights from [...]
U.S. West: When One Almond Gulps 3.2 Gallons of Water
Via The New York Times, commentary on the water shortage in the U.S. West: When interviewing people in their homes [...]
Lake Powell Is Rising, but Megadrought’s Effects Still Felt
Courtesy of The Washington Post, an article on how a large snowpack is quickly melting into the critical Colorado River [...]
Spain To Spend 2.2B Euros To Tackle Drought
Via Terra Daily, a report on Spain’s investment to tackle drought: Spain’s cabinet on Thursday approved measures worth more than [...]
Plan To Pay Farmers To Use Less Colorado River Water Comes Up Dry
Via Coyote Gulch and Denver Post, a look at how a plan to pay farmers to use less of the [...]

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