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Cambodia’s Elites Swallow Up Phnom Penh’s Lakes
Courtesy of Mongabay, a report on how Cambodia’s lakes are being quickly filled in and sold as real estate projects: [...]
The Parched Tiger: Climate Change Compounding India’s Water Crisis
Via MIT Technology Review, a look at how droughts and floods have pushed the nation’s leaky, polluted, and half-done water [...]
U.S. Southwest Water Problem About ‘People and Politics’
Via Grand Junction Sentinel, commentary on the relationship between water and politics: The most important long-term issue for Colorado today [...]
Ogallala Aquifer: The Wells Dried Up This Year
Via KTIC’s Rural Radio, a report on the dire impact the summer’s drought had on the Ogallala Aquifer: A post on [...]
Will the Mekong River Really Become the Next South China Sea?
Via The Diplomat, a look – amid competition between China and the U.S. – at how the question of the [...]
As Himalayan Glaciers Melt, A Water Crisis Looms In South Asia
Via Yale e360, a look at how – as warmer air is thinning most of the vast mountain range’s glaciers, [...]

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