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World’s Rivers are Running Dry Today
Via China Water Risk, commentary on the challenges facing many of the world’s most important rivers: Indus faced mega flood [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: Chinese Moves Complicate India-Bangladesh Dispute Over Teesta
Courtesy of The Diplomat, a look at Dhaka’s water dilemma; while a deal with India on the Teesta River remains elusive, [...]
Karachi’s Water Scarcity
Via Pakistan’s Technology Times, a report on Karachi’s water insecurity: Water scarcity hits Karachi, Different areas of Karachi are facing [...]
What If Farmers Competed With One Another To Cut Colorado River Water Consumption?
Via The High Country News, commentary on the potential if farmers competed with one another to cut water consumption on [...]
COP27 Brings GERD Debate Back To The Table
Via The Reporter, an article on how COP27 – held in Egypt – will bring the GERD debate back to [...]
USG Paying Farmers and First Nations To Conserve Water
Via Arizona Central, an article on U.S. government efforts to pay users to leave water in Lake Mead: The Gila [...]

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