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Laos Pushes Forward With Seventh Mekong River Dam Project
Via The Diplomat, an update on the Phou Ngoy dam which is one of nine hydropower projects that the Lao government [...]
Western US Drought Could Last Until 2030
Via National Geographic, a report on the western US drought: There have been brief moments of reprieve in the drought [...]
Southwest Cities Learn to Thrive Amid Drought
Via Yale e360, an article on how southwestern U.S. cities such as San Diego, Phoenix, and Las Vegas have embraced a [...]
Overuse and Climate Change Kill Off Iraq’s Sawa Lake
Via Terra Daily, an article on Iraq’s Sawa Lake, a victim of overuse and climate change: A “No Fishing” sign [...]
Parched Southern California Takes Unprecedented Step of Restricting Outdoor Watering
Via The Guardian, a report on new California restrictions on watering: Southern California officials declared a water shortage emergency Tuesday, [...]
How Climate Change Sparked A Multi-State Battle Over The Colorado River
Via New York Magazine, a report on how climate change has sparked a multi-state battle over the Colorado River: The Colorado [...]

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