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Iran’s Central Plateau Could Be Depopulated Over Water Crisis
Via Iran International, a report on how Iran’s central plateau could be depopulated over the nation’s deepening water crisis: A [...]
Preventing Water-Related Conflict to Promote US National Security and Build Global Stability
Via Council on Strategic Risks, a report on water-related conflict through the lens of U.S. national security and global stability: [...]
Iran’s Rain Clouds Aren’t Being Stolen: But Its Drought Is Worsening
Via Forbes, a report on Iran’s drought: Rivers are drying up across Iran, snow has vanished from mountaintops, and rainfall has [...]
Liquid Front Lines: South Asia’s Water Wars
Via The Economist, a look at how climate change and rising energy demand could worsen conflict over rivers: RARELY CALM, [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: COP30 and China’s Tibetan Plateau Paradox
Via The Diplomat, a look at how China’s stewardship of the Third Pole will shape not only Asia’s water security [...]
Drinking Water In Tehran Could Run Dry In Two Weeks
Via Al Jazeera, a report on Tehran’s increasingly urgent water crisis: The main source of drinking water for residents of [...]

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