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Chile and Bolivia Agree On River Argument
Via Terra Daily, an article on Chile and Bolivia’s agreement over a disputed cross-border river: Chile and Bolivia have agreed [...]
Water Thieves Abound In Dry California, But Are Very Hard To Catch
Via Grist, a look at why water thieves in California are so hard to catch: It’s not easy enforcing water [...]
Drought-Hit California Cities To Get Little Water From State
Via AP News, a report that California water agencies will only receive 5% of the allocations that they requested from the [...]
French Police Guard Water As Seasonal Drought Intensifies
Courtesy of the New York Times, a report on how police are guarding new reservoirs designed to supply French farms [...]
Time To Stop Blaming The Compact?
Via Sustainable Waters, commentary on the Colorado River Compact and the conclusion that the true reason we are experiencing a [...]
In Drought-Hit Iraq, A Dam Threatens To Swallow Farmland
Via Al Monitor, an article on a dam in drought-hit Iraq that threatens farmland: Jamil al-Juburi, 53, has never left [...]

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