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Arizona Is in a Race to the Bottom of Its Water Wells, With Saudi Arabia’s Help
Courtesy of the New York Times, commentary on the role played by private companies in Arizona’s worrying water crisis: Arizona’s [...]
Amid Drought, Arizona Contemplates Piping In Water From Mexico
Courtesy of The Washington Post, a look at how Arizona – amidst drought – is considering piping in water from Mexico: [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Dam Plans Threaten China’s Migratory Bird Haven
Via Terra Daily, a report on the impact that a planned Chinese dam may have upon a key migratory bird [...]
Iran’s Controversial Dam Project May Delay Initial Filling
Via the Iran Project, a report that a controversial dam may be delayed: A controversial dam project in southwestern Iran [...]
Water Crisis in the American West ‘is Going to be Painful’
Via the Nevada Current, commentary on the drought in the US southwest: Water authorities in the Western U.S. don’t have [...]
Disaster Scenarios Raise Stakes for Colorado River Negotiations
Via The Washington Post, an article on states’ water managers’ debate over historic Colorado River cuts: The water managers responsible [...]

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