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First-Ever Colorado River Water Shortage Is Now Almost Certain
Via CNN, an article on new projections that show a Colorado River water shortage is now almost certain: Thousands of people [...]
The Agony of Mexico’s Last Glaciers
Via Emerging World and El Pais, commentary on plight of Mexico’s remaining glaciers: “Only five glaciers remain in the country, [...]
Can Egypt Avoid Being Harmed By Second Filling of Nile Dam?
Via Al Monitor, a report on how Egypt’s foreign minister says Cairo can compensate for the second filling of Ethiopia’s controversial [...]
Amid American West Megadrought, Montana’s Reservoirs Are Running Dry
Via Circle of Blue, an article on the impact of drought in Montana: An extreme megadrought is sweeping across the American West, [...]
Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan: Solving Water Puzzle Key to Preventing Fresh Fighting
Via EurasiaNet, a report on Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan’s water tensions: Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan may be inching closer than ever to [...]
Hoover Dam Made Life in the West Possible. Or So We Thought.
Courtesy of The New York Times, an OpEd on water scarcity in the U.S. west: Few things force you to confront hubris [...]

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