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Germany’s Economy Is Carried on the Rhine’s Shrinking Back
Courtesy of Foreign Policy, an article on how rivers – such as the Rhine – which are critical to transportation [...]
Colonial Legacies That Started Dam Politics Between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia
Via The Conversation, commentary on the imperialist past that started dam politics between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia: Ever since construction began a [...]
Drought In The American West
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a report on drought in the US west: As of July 12, nearly 45 percent [...]
Rio Grande Runs Dry In Albuquerque For First Time In 40 Years
Via the Washington Post, an article on the Rio Grande river which has run dry in Albuquerque for the first time [...]
Big Water Pipelines, an Old Pursuit, Still Alluring in Drying U.S. West
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a look at how large-scale water engineering projects like the Los Angeles Aqueduct ushered in [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: The Imbalance of the Asian Water Tower
Via Nature, an abstract on a new research paper on the Third Pole: The Hindu Kush–Karakoram–Himalayan system, named the Third [...]

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