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The Thirsty Dragon: In Parched Beijing, Claims of a ‘Green’ Olympics May Not Hold Water
Courtesy of The Washington Post, an article on China’s claims of a green Olympics: Barren hillsides broken up by thin [...]
How One of South America’s Biggest Dams Became A Bitcoin Battleground
Via Rest of World, a report on how one of South America’s biggest dams became a Bitcoin battleground: After the [...]
‘Not Enough Water’: Cambodia’s Farmers Face Changing Climate
Via Al Jazeera, an article on how communities around Southeast Asia’s biggest lake are feeling the effects of drought: During [...]
Afghanistan Sends Water To Iran
Via Ariana News, a report on Afghanistan’s recent decision to open the floodgates of Kamal Khan Dam, sending water to [...]
The Parched Tiger: Link Between Air Pollution and Water Crisis
Via Smart Water Magazine, a look at the links between air pollution in Delhi and the water crisis in India: Air [...]
Dam Building and Water Tensions in the Caucasus
Via Eurasianet, a report on dam building and rising water tensions in the Caucusus: Among many other threats, global climate [...]

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