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Drought-Ravaged Colorado River Gets Relief From Snow, But Crisis Remains
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Times, a report on how the drought-ravaged Colorado River got some relief from snow, but [...]
Afghan Canal A Test For Taliban Ties In Water-Stressed Central Asia
Via Radio Free Europe, commentary on a planned new Afghan canal which will parch an already water-stressed Central Asia: When [...]
How Bottled Water Masks The Global Water Crisis
Via The Conversation, commentary on the global bottled water industry: Bottled water is one of the world’s most popular beverages, [...]
Turkey’s Dams Bring Power and Heartbreak
Via Foreign Policy, a report on the impact of Turkey’s hydropower ambitions: Standing on a hilltop overlooking the vast Kackar [...]
How We Drained California Dry
Via the MIT Technology Review, an article on the story of remaking California and taking the water until there was [...]
‘Vampiric’ Water Use Leading To ‘Imminent’ Global Crisis, UN Warns
Via Terra Daily, an article on the risk of ‘vampiric’ water use leading to ‘imminent’ global crisis: Humanity’s “lifeblood” — [...]

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