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The Thirsty Dragon: Taming The Waters of China’s Grand Canal
Via The Economist, an article on China’s Grand Canal, full for the first time in decades: When Kublai Khan tired [...]
Pakistan: Water Crisis Looms Over Pindi and Islamabad
Via Dawn, a look at Pakistan’s growing water crisis: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Rawalpindi cantonment boards may have [...]
In Worsening Drought, Southern California Water Restrictions Take Effect
Via The Washington Post, a report on new restrictions in Southern California: The forecast for Southern California grass is yellow [...]
Once Declared “Drought-Proof”, Climate Change Is Pushing El Paso To Its Limits
Via MIT Technology Review,  a report on how El Paso spent decades preparing for drought, but now climate change is forcing [...]
Where Water Stress Will Be Highest By 2040
Via Statista, a look at the global projected ratio of water withdrawals to water supply (water stress level) in 2040. [...]
Senegal Launches Contested Water Desalination Scheme
Via Terra Daily, a report on Senegal’s controversial desalination plan: Senegal has kicked off work to build the country’s first [...]

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