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Avoiding Water Bankruptcy: What The U.S. And Iran Can Learn From Each Other
Via WaterOnline, an interesting look at what the U.S. and Iran can learn from one another regarding drought and water [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Red Flag River and China’s Downstream Neighbors
Via The Diplomat, an article on China’s proposed mega-water transfer project is already sparking fears amongst countries downstream of the impacted rivers: [...]
Middle Eastern Water Crisis and Where Various Actors Stand
Via New Eastern Outlook, commentary on MENA’s water crisis: A report by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of [...]
Despite a Punishing Drought, San Diego Has Water. It Wasn’t Easy.
Courtesy of the New York Times, a report on San Diego’s drought mitigation measures: In many parts of California, reminders [...]
Drought-Hit Iraq’s Crop Farmland To Be Halved
Via Terra Daily, a report on Iraq’s drought impact upon farming: Extreme water shortages in Iraq will halve the area [...]
Egypt Seeking Brazil’s Support In Nile Dam Dispute
Via Al Monitor, a look at Egypt’s outreach for Brazil’s support in Nile dam dispute after Brazil’s election as a [...]

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