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US Official Attacks China’s ‘Manipulation’ of the Mekong
Via The Diplomat, an article on how Southeast Asia’s mighty river is quickly becoming a new front in US-China competition: A [...]
Struggling With Drought on the Mekong
Via The Diplomat, an article on how climate change and dams combine to push the Mekong’s water levels to record [...]
How to Solve Water-Related Conflicts
Via the World Resources Institute, an article on water related conflict and political instability: Water-related conflict and political instability are on the [...]
Why Kenya’s Urban Poor Are Exploited by Informal Water Markets
Via The Conversation, a look at Kenya’s informal water markets: Informal urban water markets – as opposed to piped water [...]
Sudan, Ethiopia Vow ‘All Efforts’ To Resolve Nile Dam Dispute
Via Terra Daily, an article on efforts to resolve the Nile dam dispute: Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok and his [...]
Germany’s Groundwater Wells Are Running Dry Amid Climate Crisis
Via Deutsche Welle, a report on how, as German cities and towns are struggling with water shortages, climate change is [...]

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