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How the Grand Renaissance Dam Might Spark Basin-Wide Water Cooperation
Via The Conversation, commentary on how the Grand Renaissance Dam might spark basin-wide water cooperation: Ethiopia’s on-going construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam [...]
Iraqi Kurd Farmers Battle Drought As Lake Dukan Retreats
Via Space War, an article on Iraqi Kurd farmers battling drought as Lake Dukan retreats: Farmers in Iraqi Kurdistan seeking to [...]
GERD: Turning Confrontation Into Cooperation
Via The Conversation, commentary on how to turn confrontation about Africa’s biggest hydropower dam to cooperation: Since Ethiopia announced the construction of the [...]
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 [...]

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