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Tensions Rise As Iranian Dams Cut Off Iraqi Water Supplies
Via Deutsche Welle, an article on how drought in Iran is sparking protests, but its strategy of building dams to [...]
High and Dry: The American West Is Drying Up
Via The Economist, a report on the drought in the U.S. west: Locals call it the “bathtub ring”. A white strip [...]
First-Ever Water Cuts Declared For Colorado River In Historic Drought
Via CNN, a report on the first-ever water cuts declared for Colorado River in historic drought: The federal government on [...]
Cameroon Fight Over Water Leaves Many Dead or Wounded
Via VOA News, a report on water related violence in Cameroon: Cameroonian officials say hundreds of people have fled its [...]
Small Towns Grow Desperate for Water in California
Courtesy of New York Times, a report on how California’s drought is revealing that – perhaps even more than rainfall [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Semiconductors and Water Scarcity in China
Via The Diplomat, a look the nexus between semiconductors and water scarcity in China: Everyone knows it’s a bad idea [...]

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