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The Water – Taliban Connection
Via The Conversation, a report on the Taliban’s seizure of Herat and a nearby dam that provides water and power to [...]
Belt and Road Dam In Cambodia Branded A ‘Disaster’ For Local Communities
Courtesy of The Financial Times, an article on how Chinese-funded projects threaten a food crisis in the Mekong river delta: A [...]
Drought-Hit California Town Sinking Into The Ground
Via Seed Daily, an article on the impact of groundwater overuse: “You’ve got too many farmers pumping all around,” complained [...]
Anger, Frustration Increase As Central Asia’s Drought Continues
Via Radio Free Europe, an article on Central Asia’s drought: Most of Central Asia is experiencing an extreme drought this [...]
Iran’s Decision-Makers To Blame For Its Water Crisis
Via The Guardian, an article on how Iran’s decision-makers must shoulder the blame for its water crisis: Iran’s water bankruptcy has been in [...]
Middle East and North Africa: Dry and Disorderly
Courtesy of The Economist, an article on the parched countries of the Middle East and North Africa: In the neighbourhood [...]

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