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Kazakhstan’s Lake Balkhash Is Disappearing
Via Circle of Blue, an article on Kazakhstan’s shrinking Lake Balkhash: Viewed from space, the Balkhash drainage basin resembles a shape [...]
The Gila River Indian Community Innovates For A Drought-Ridden Future
Via The High Country News, a look at how – through partnerships and exchanges – the Gila River Nation is [...]
Egypt To Security Council: Ethiopian Dam An ‘Existential Threat’
Via Al Monitor, a report on continuing disagreements over the GERD Nile Dam: Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry didn’t mince words in [...]
Central Asian Drought Highlights Water Vulnerability
Via Third Pole, a report on how – as parts of the region experience the worst drought in 13 years [...]
Why Intel and TSMC are Building Thirsty Chip Factories In Dry U.S. Southwest
Via CNBC, a look at why Intel and TSMC are building water-dependent chip factories in one of the driest U.S. [...]
Farmers Braced for Water Shortages as Reservoirs Dry Up in Mexico
Via Geopolitical Monitor, an article on Mexico’s water scarcity crisis: Mexico is in the grip of a severe drought, which [...]

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