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The Thirsty Dragon: Are ‘Sponge Cities’ the Answer to Shenzhen’s Water Scarcity?
Via The Diplomat, an article on Shenzhen, which is facing its worst drought on record: Like many other countries, China [...]
Utah’s ‘Water OPEC’: Why The 2nd Driest State Rejects Conservation
Via ProPublica, a report on why a powerful group that steers Utah’s water policy keeps pushing for costly infrastructure over [...]
The Parched Tiger: India’s Water-Stressed Villages, Modi Seeks a Tap for Every Home
Courtesy of the New York Times, an article on India’s efforts to provide clean tap water by 2024 to approximately [...]
The West’s Race To Secure Water
Via Bloomberg, a report on how four cities in the U.S. are trying to survive future droughts, from expanding reservoirs and [...]
Severe Water Stress, Absolute Scarcity for 2 to 4 Billion Humans by 2025
Via Inter Press News Service, an article on global water stress: Now it comes to the scary water crises, as [...]
Ethiopia: Water Diplomacy To Deal With Renaissance Dam Crisis
Via Eurasia Review, commentary on how water diplomacy could help resolve the GERD crisis: Water is essential to life. Water [...]

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