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Climate Change Is Ravaging the Colorado River, But There’s a Model to Avert the Worst
Courtesy of The New York Times, an article on how water management success in the Yakima River Basin in Washington [...]
Water Scarcity, Water Security: A Diplomatic Perspective
Via U.S. Department of State, commentary on water scarcity and water security: When animated comedy Rango premiered in the United States in [...]
Five U.S. Cities That Potentially Could Run Out of Water
Via The Weather Channel, a report on 5 U.S. cities that could potentially run out of water: It’s hard to imagine [...]
Vague, Voluntary Proposals Will Not Help The Colorado River
Via Glenwood Springs Post Independent, commentary on the current proposals to help the Colorado River: Water managers in recent weeks [...]
Jackson Water Crisis: A Legacy of Environmental Racism?
Via BBC, a look at the Jackson, Mississippi water crisis which some feel may be a legacy of environmental racism: Marshall [...]
The Long-Term Water Politics of Ethiopia’s Nile River Mega-Dam
Via STRATFOR WorldView (subscription required), analysis of the long-term water politics of Ethiopia’s Nile River mega-dam: Ethiopia’s unilateral filling of [...]

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