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Uzbekistan and Tajikistan Talk Dams, Not Rogun
Via The Diplomat, an article on Tashkent’s strategy to delicately remove itself from discussing Dushanbe’s Rogun dam, instead offering alternatives: Uzbek [...]
Historic Drought Threatens Brazil’s Economy
Via Phys.org, a report on Brazil’s drought: The worst drought in nearly a century to hit two key regions in [...]
As a Hot, Dry Summer Begins in California, More Water Wells Are Failing
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, an article on California’s drought: On Memorial Day, while many Californians were celebrating the unofficial [...]
UN: Drought Is ‘The Next Pandemic’
Via The Guardian, a report that the UN has declared drought as the next global crisis: Drought is a hidden [...]
Iran: Facing Water ‘Bankruptcy’
Via Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, a report on Iran’s depleted aquifers: Iran is facing a state of water [...]
Drought Exacerbating Central Asian Regional Conflicts
Via Window on Eurasia, commentary on how drought is exacerbating Central Asian conflicts: The drought in Central Asia means that [...]

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