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Severe Drought In South America
Via Smart Water Magazine, an article on South America’s drought: Large parts of South America are in the grip of [...]
Will Texas Taps Soon Run Dry?
Via World Economic Forum, a report on water scarcity in Texas: Population growth, a booming economy and the demands of [...]
Central Asia Risks Becoming A Hyper-Arid Desert In Near Future
Via The Conversation, a report on water stress in Central Asia: Around 34 million years ago, sudden climate change caused [...]
Bangladesh A Winner in India-China Rivalry, But Water Dispute Settlement Still A Long Way Off
Via Future Directions International, a report on Bangladesh’s efforts to capitalize on India and China’s competition for influence to help [...]
Proposed Dams Strain Water Politics in Iraq
Via Deutsche Welle, a report on how – while scientists warn of their negative impact on biodiversity – the autonomous [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Amid US Criticism, China Offers Mekong Nations Access to Crucial River Data
Via The Diplomat, a report on China’s agreement to provide downstream nations access to crucial Mekong River data, a welcome development [...]

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