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Florida’s Water Brawl With Georgia Reaches Supreme Court
Via Terra Daily, an article on Florida’s water brawl with Georgia: Florida’s request to the U.S. Supreme Court to limit the [...]
A River Used To Run Through It: Handling A Dwindling Rio Grande
Via The Guardian, a report on how the Rio Grande used to flow freely, but now in Las Cruces, humans, [...]
Nile Dam Talks Hit Yet Another Snarl
Via Al Monitor, a report on the latest round of talks between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia over the controversial Nile River [...]
Asian Water Towers On Tighter Budget: More Runoff Won’t Quench Indus or Ganges Thirst
Via Eureka Alert, notice of a new study on the Asian Water Towers: The Third Pole centered on the Tibetan [...]
Caspian Faces “Catastrophic Drop in Water Levels” This Century
Via EurasiaNet, a report on the plight of the Caspian that may make the Aral Sea merely a forewarning of [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Belatedly Notifies Mekong Nations of River Disruption
Via The Diplomat, an article on China’s belated notification to other Mekong nations of a river disruption: Earlier this week, I [...]

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