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Kabul Mayor Says City’s Water Supply Could ‘Dry Up’
Via The Frontier Post, an article on Kabul’s precarious water situation: After decades of conflict, climate change and poor water [...]
South America’s Dry Future
Courtesy of the Washington Post, an article on South America’s drought conditions: Sergio Koci’s sunflower farm in the lowlands of [...]
Egypt Overhauls Hydropower Plants Amid Nile Dam Crisis
Via Al Monitor, an article on Egypt’s plans to replace 19 turbines at the Aswan High Dam and Aswan Low Dam [...]
U.S. High Plains: Groundwater Is Disappearing
Via AP News, a report on the decreasing availability of American groundwater: Tim Black‘s cell phone dings, signaling the time [...]
New York City Faces Risk Of Running Out Of Water – Fast
Via The Independent, an article on the U.S. water scarcity crisis: New York City faces significant risk of running out of [...]
Polluted Water and American Water Injustice
Courtesy of The Guardian, a report on a American town – predominantly black – which has poisoned water, while a [...]

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