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The Precarious State of The Mekong
Courtesy of The Diplomat, a look at the Mekong River: The author Tucker Elliot wrote in “The Rainy Season” about the [...]
Catalonia Limits Water Use As Spain Prays For Rain
Via National Newswatch, an article on new water restrictions in Spain: Barcelona and large swathes of Spain’s northeast are going [...]
Israel and Jordan Agree To Team Up To Save Jordan River
Via AP News, an article on a new agreement between Israel and Jordan to save the Jordan River: Israel and [...]
Is Chile’s Constitution To Blame For A Rural Town’s River Vanishing?
Via CNN, a look at how – as Chile attempts to rewrite a new constitution – water rights ownership has [...]
The Rhine: A Perfect Symbol of Our Climate Folly
Via New Republic, an article on the Rhine, German river once subjected to a massive nineteenth-century engineering project to facilitate coal [...]
Americans Are Running Out of Water: Could Icebergs Be An Answer?
Via Newsweek, a report on how Americans could turn to icebergs as a potential partial solution to water shortages: The [...]

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