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Mexico’s Water Crisis Could Undermine Its Clean Energy Plans
Via Oil Price.com, a report on how Mexico’s water crisis could undermine its clean energy plans: Mexico plans a major [...]
Damming the River by Feeling the Stones: China’s Mekong Hydropower Strategy
Via New Security Beat, commentary on China’s Mekong River strategy: For decades, China has been the dominant force in hydropower [...]
Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: China Begins Building World’s Largest Dam, Tensions Boil In India Over “Water Bomb”
Via BBC, an article on China’s massive Tibetan dam project and growing tensions between China and India: Chinese authorities have [...]
Nebraska Sues Colorado Over South Platte River Water Rights, Perkins County Canal
Via , a report on Nebraska’s lawsuit against Colorado before the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to assert Nebraska’s water rights [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Kicks Off Controversial Mega-Dam Project in Tibet
Via Bloomberg, an update on China’s controversial Yarlung Tsangpo dam: Chinese Premier Li Qiang launched construction of a mega-dam project in the [...]
The World Is Entering a Dark New Era of Hydroterrorism
Via Foreign Policy, a look at how international institutions need to start treating water as a national security flashpoint: Water [...]

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