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Thirst Stalking Towns In The Himalayas
Via India Climate Dialogue, a look at how urban settlements in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region are facing acute water [...]
250 million People Rely On The Nile For Water That May Not exist By 2080
Via Quartz, an article on the Nile’s parched future: The Nile river snakes through 11 countries, providing hundreds of millions of [...]
Can We Predict Water Scarcity Problems Before Conditions Boil Over?
Via The Revelator, commentary on a new online resource combines economic and environmental data to help prevent deadly conflict: In 2015 [...]
Global Water Supply and Demand Trends Point Towards Rising Water Insecurity
Via Future Directions International, a look at global water supply and demand: Key Points Water demand is expected to increase [...]
GERD-lock: Ethiopia Asks U.S. to Postpone Final Talks on Blue Nile Dam
Courtesy of The New York Times, a report on Ethiopia’s request to postpone negotiations on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China To Help Manage Mekong Amid Warnings of Dam Danger
Via Reuters, a report on China’s efforts to help its downstream neighbors manage drought via Mekong River releases: China on [...]

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