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California Drought May Be Worse Than Currently Believed
Courtesy of The New York Times, commentary on US west’s drought: Outside my lab near Donner Pass in the Sierra [...]
The Volga: A River No Longer Runs Through It
Via MIT’s Technology Review, an article on how too many dams have made Russia’s most important river dysfunctional: You can [...]
Zimbabwe’s Drought-Induced Climate Migration: A Sign Of What’s To Come
Via MIT’s Technology Review, a look at Zimbabwe’s drought-induced climate migration, a precursor to climate change expected impact in forcing [...]
Senegal’s Water-Stressed Capital Faces Difficult Future
Via Terra Daily, an article on Dakar’s water stressed future: Many residents of the Senegalese metropolis Dakar get up in [...]
How We Drained California Dry
Via MIT Technology Review, an article on California’s water scarcity challenge: The wind finally blew the other way last night [...]
New Consultations Over Nile Dam Inspire Optimism
Via Al Monitor, a report that Sudan is optimistic about resolving the GERD dispute with Ethiopia at a time when Addis [...]

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