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Is Ethiopia’s Latest Nile Dam Proposal Merely A Play For Time?
Via Al Monitor, a look at the latest Ethiopian proposal on the Nile dam which some feel may merely be [...]
Groundwater Wells Worldwide Run Risk Of Running Dry
Via American Association for Advancement of Science, new research on the risk facing groundwater wells globally: As many as 20% [...]
Water Scarcity: Potential To Both Ignite Conflict and Foster Cooperation
Courtesy of Geographical, commentary on water scarcity’s potential to both ignite conflict and foster cooperation: Global demand for water is [...]
Drought In Mexico Reaches Critical Levels As Lakes Dry Up
Via Al Jazeera, an article on Mexico’s drought: Drought conditions now cover 85 percent of Mexico, and residents of the [...]
The Parched Tiger: An Ignored Water Crisis Is Central To Farmer Protest In India
Via The Washington Post, an article on how an ignored water crisis is at the center of the farmer protest [...]
Egyptian Foreign Minister on African Tour as Nile Dam Issues Loom
Via Al Monitor, a report on the Egyptian foreign minister’s African tour as Nile dam issue loom: Egypt’s top diplomat is [...]

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