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Will a Nile Canal Project Dry Up Africa’s Largest Wetland?
Via Yale e360, an article on the impact that South Sudan’s 240-mile canal to divert water from the White Nile and [...]
The Parched Tiger: Multiple Hydropower Projects On Chenab River Ring Alarm Bells
Via Mongabay, an article on multiple hydropower projects on the Chenab river in India: Chenab is an important river in [...]
U.S. Southwest Is Bone Dry and Key Water Sources Are At Risk
Via Politico, a look at how climate change and worsening drought have driven water stores in the U.S. southwest to [...]
U.S. Water Security Initiative: Central Asia is a Contender for Partnership
Via Caspian Policy Center, an article on Central Asia’s potential as a partner in the U.S.’s new water security initiative: [...]
Hydro Colonialism: Squeezing Africa Dry
Via GRAIN, a report on how water is often behind the scramble for land in Africa: Food cannot be grown without water. [...]
High and Dry: Climate Change, Water, and the Economy
Via The World Bank, a new report that finds that water scarcity, exacerbated by climate change, could hinder economic growth, spur migration, and [...]

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