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Is UN Last Diplomatic Stop In Nile Dam Dispute?
Via Al Monitor, an article on Egypt’s case to the UN Security Council that – without an agreement – the Grand [...]
Why Water Levels in Megadrought-Impacted Southwestern States Have Experts Concerned
Via ABC News, an article on why water levels in megadrought-impacted Southwestern states have some experts concerned: California was once [...]
‘Megadrought’ Along Border Strains US-Mexico Water Relations
Via SmartWater Magazine, an article on how the United States and Mexico are tussling over their dwindling shared water supplies after years [...]
Mekong River Commission Calls for Improved Hydropower Data Sharing
Via The Diplomat, an article on the Mekong River Commission’s efforts to improve hydropower data sharing: The Mekong River Commission [...]
Jordan Suffers Summer Of Water Shortages
Via , a report on Jordan’s water scarcity crisis: Jordanians face the country’s worse water shortage in almost a decade [...]
Millions At Risk of Displacement As Afghanistan Faces Extreme Drought
Via ReliefWeb, a report that millions are at risk of displacement as Afghanistan faces extreme drought: Severe drought in Afghanistan could trigger [...]

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