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Bangladesh’s Water Crisis and the Problem of a ‘Green’ Solution
Via The Frontier Post, commentary on Bangladesh’s water crisis: As the world scrambles to address climate change and build resilience [...]
Arizona Is Coming up With New Sources of Water — if Cities Can Afford Them
Via Inside Climate News, a look at how Phoenix-area communities plan to spend millions to find new water supplies to [...]
Afghanistan Seeks to Control Its Own Water Destiny
Via The Diplomat, a look at how the Taliban’s plan to upgrade Afghanistan’s water infrastructure is raising tensions with neighboring [...]
Drought-Stricken Spain Is Running Dry
Via CNN, a report on Spain’s drought: Standing in his field of stunted, withered maize, Santi Caudevilla is very worried. [...]
The Water Brokers
Courtesy of GRIST, a look at a small Nevada company which spent decades buying water and now – as the [...]
Potential Solutions for Vietnam’s Water Scarce Delta
Via East Asia Forum, a look at potential solutions for the water-scarce Mekong Delta: The 21st century has seen a [...]

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