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Europe’s Produce At Stake In Spain’s Water War
Via Terra Daily, an article on the impact of Spain’s water war on European food security: Spanish farmer Juan Francisco [...]
In Arizona, Fresh Scrutiny of Saudi-Owned Farm’s Water Use
Via CityNews, a report on Arizona’s recent decision to rescind drilling permits for Fondomonte Arizona, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s [...]
Is It a Lake, or a Battery? A New Kind of Hydropower Is Spreading Fast.
Courtesy of The New York Times, a look at pumped storage: For a century, hydroelectric power has been synonymous with [...]
Afghan Farmers: Helmand Province Should Receive Water Before Iran
Via The Frontier Post, an article on the growing tension between Afghanistan and Iran over water in the Helmand River: [...]
Drought In East Africa Was Caused by Climate Change
Via Inside Climate News, an article on recent studies that show that East Africa’s current drought was caused by climate [...]
Finland and Norway Can Help Solve Mongolia’s Clean Water Issues
Via The Diplomat, a report on how two Scandinavian countries could help Mongolia address its chronic water security issues, but [...]

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