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The Massive Plumbing System Moving Water Across Colorado’s Mountains Has Less To Work With
Via Aspen Public Radio, a look at the massive plumbing system that moves water across Colorado’s mountains which – this [...]
New Mexico: Swift Action Needed To Address Dwindling Water Supply
Via the Santa Fe New Mexican, a report on the state’s dwindling water supply: Drive past any major body of [...]
The Thirsty West’s Dreaded Water Crisis Is Here
Via The Washington Post, an OpEd on water in the US West: To grow up in the American West in [...]
A Drought So Dire That a Utah Town Stopped Building
Courtesy of The New York Times, a look at how drought caused one town in Utah to stop growth: Across [...]
Egypt Visits DRC (Chair of African Union) To Discuss Cooperation
Via Al Monitor, an article on a recent visit of the Egyptian water minister to the Democratic Republic of the Congo [...]
One Shot Dead In Iranian Water Shortage Protests
Via Terra Daily, a report on Iranian water shortage protests: A demonstrator was shot dead during protests against water shortages in [...]

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