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Debt on the Nile? Sharing Rivers on the African Continent
Via The Wilson Center, a look at international coordination along the Nile: Trouble is brewing on the Nile. For years, [...]
Cape Town Taps Into ‘One Of World’s Biggest Aquifers’
Via Times Live, a report on Cape Town’s inaugural use of a new source of underground water: Not long ago, [...]
Missing: 1.5 Billion Tons Of Water
Via The Washington Post, a look at the impact of the Colorado River’s decreasing flows: On New Year’s Day in [...]
The Parched Tiger: Mumbai’s Water Levels
Via The Hindustan Times, a report on Mumbai’s water crisis: The seven lakes that supply water to Mumbai have shown [...]
Iran: Impact of Decades of Unsustainable Water Use
Via The Conversation, a look at the impact that decades of unsustainable water use has had in Iran: Salt storms are [...]
Azerbaijan Villagers Plead For Water As Vital River Dries Up
Via Terra Daily, a report on Azerbaijan’s water stress: The village of Banka in Azerbaijan should have plentiful supplies of [...]

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