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In America’s Fastest-Growing Metro, A Rising Fear Water Will Run Out
Via the Washington Post, an article on St. George, Utah – America’s fastest-growing metro – where there is a rising fear [...]
The Parched Tiger: Why Monsoon Season Will Not Solve India’s Water Crisis
Courtesy of The Economist, a look at why monsoon season will not solve India’s water crisis: After a scorching summer, most [...]
Steep Water Cuts Coming For U.S. Southwest
Via CNN, an article on the steep water cuts are coming for the Southwest as Colorado River shrinks and Lake Mead’s [...]
In Los Angeles, the Grass Isn’t Always Greener This Year
Courtesy of the New York Times, an article on how Southern California residents are beginning to accept that lush lawns are [...]
Ethiopia Completes Third Filling Of Its Mega-Dam Reservoir On The Blue Nile
Via Al Jazeera, an article on Ethiopia’s completion of the third filling of Blue Nile mega-dam reservoir: Ethiopia has completed the [...]
Historic Drought Threatens to Cripple European Trade
Via Bloomberg, a report on how – from the Rhine to the Danube – Europe’s waterways are failing at the [...]

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