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Taiwan’s Drought Worsens
Via Terra Daily,  an article on Taiwan’s imposition of water rationing as its drought worsens: More than one million households and [...]
Can An Uzbek-Kyrgyz Border Deal Ease Regional Water Woes?
Via Foreign Brief, a look at whether an Uzbek-Kyrgyz border deal can ease regional water tensions: On March 25, the [...]
Will Climate Change Dry Up Supply Chains?
Via Zurich Insurance, a look at the concern that droughts could cause some of the world’s most important rivers to become [...]
GERD-Lock: Nile Dam Talks Fail, Crisis Escalates
Via Al Monitor, a report on the crisis around GERD: At his Senate confirmation hearing in January, US Secretary of [...]
The Parched Tiger: India Must Settle the Teesta River Dispute With Bangladesh for Lasting Gains
Via The Diplomat, an article on India’s Teesta River dispute with Bangladesh: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently concluded his visit [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Chinese Threat to Lake Balkhash Fueling Anti-Chinese Feelings in Kazakhstan
Via The Jamestown Foundation’s Eurasia Daily Monitor, a look at how China’s blockage of the Ili River is threatening Lake [...]

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