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Rapidly Disappearing Tuni Glacier Raises Concerns for Bolivian Water Scarcity
Via Circle of Blue, a detailed look at Bolivia’s shrinking Tuni glacier and its impacgt on La Paz’s water security: [...]
Mountain Water Supply to Two Billion People Could Change
Courtesy of Scientific American (subscription required), a detailed look at how data about Earth’s 78 most important mountaintops foretell changes [...]
Water Inequalities in Egypt: Issues Beyond GERD
Via African Arguments, commentary on water inequality in Egypt: The long negotiations between Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia on the terms [...]
In the Face of Criticism, Laos Pushes Ahead With Four Mekong Dams
Via The Diplomat, a report on Laos’ plan to push ahead with four Mekong dams but whose costs and competition could [...]
Two-Thirds of Earth On Pace To Lose Water As Climate Warms
Via The Conversation, an article on how two-thirds of Earth’s land is on pace to lose water as the climate warms [...]
Turkish Drought: Istanbul Risks Running Out of Water In 45 Days
Via The Guardian, a report on how water is at critically low levels across Turkey after lack of rainfall, leading [...]

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