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Pakistan Forges Ahead With Diamer-Basha Dam With China’s Support
Via Eurasia Review, commentary on a joint Chinese – Pakistani venture to develop a new dam on the Indus River: [...]
Hydropower In Asia: Water Torture?
Via The Economist, a look at how China – if it won’t build fewer dams – could at least share information with farmers and [...]
California: Running Out Of Cheap Water
Via Terra Daily, a report on how less water could sustain more Californians with conservation: California isn’t running out of [...]
South-East Asia’s Biggest River Is Drying Up
Via The Economist, a sobering report on the Mekong: Fish writhe frantically in the shallow pool, as their schoolmates stranded [...]
Sudan Rejects Ethiopia Proposal To Sign Nile Mega-Dam Agreement
Via Al Jazeera, a report on Sudan’s recent rejection of Ethiopia’s proposal to sign Nile mega-dam agreement: Sudan has rejected an [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Control of the Mekong
Via The Diplomat, a report on how China – whether through its own dams or the financing and construction of [...]

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