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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 [...]
Is 2022 The Driest Year Recorded?
Via BBC, a look at the world’s drought: Europe and parts of China have experienced extreme temperatures this summer, dry [...]
From Asia to Africa: Tentacles of Oil Palm Plantations are Squeezing Communities Dry
Via the World Rainforest Movement, an article on how oil palm plantations are squeezing communities dry: There are no other [...]
Are ‘Water Wars’ Coming to Asia?
Via The Diplomat, a look at how climate change-induced water loss in the Tibetan Plateau further challenges water security from [...]
Cambodian Mega Dam’s Resurrection: ‘The Beginning of The End’ for Mekong?
Via Mongabay, commentary on a Cambodian mega dam’s resurrection on the Mekong which some see as ‘the beginning of the [...]

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