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The Thirsty Dragon: Extreme Summer Affecting China’s Water, Food, and Energy Security
Via The Diplomat, a report on how climate shocks are impacting China’s energy, water, and food security ambitions, as well [...]
The Parched Tiger: Should India And Bangladesh Find An Alternative To Teesta Water Sharing Deal?
Via Eurasia Review, commentary on water tensions between India and Bangladesh: The recent visit of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina [...]
California: Thirsty Almonds Cause Wells Of The People That Harvest Them To Run Dry
Via Forbes, a report on how broiling heat in the middle of the worst drought in 1,200 years has strained [...]
Where The Colorado River Crisis Is Hitting Home
Via NPR, a look at where the Colorado River crisis is hitting home: These days it can feel almost cliche [...]
Sinaloa Cartel Is Controlling Water in Drought-Stricken Mexico
Via Vice, an article on how Mexican cartels – as water becomes more scarce and more valuable – have decided [...]
Colorado River Drying up — But Basin States Have ‘No Plan’ On How To Cut Water Use
Via Colorado Public Radio, commentary on the Colorado River crisis: One month after states missed a federal deadline to propose ways to [...]

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