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Kabul Risks Becoming First Modern City To Run Out of Water
Via The Guardian, an article on a recent report forecasting that the Afghan capital’s 7 million people face existential crisis [...]
The Parched Tiger: India’s $80B Coal Push Threatens Water Access In Dry Zones
Via Investing.com, a report on how India’s $80 billion coal push threatens water access in dry zones: According to a [...]
Saudi Arabia’s Bold Transformation To Tackle Water Security
Via Arab News, a report on Saudi Arabia’s bold transformation to tackle water scarcity: Saudi Arabia is confronting one of [...]
Kabul May Run Out of Water
A report from NGO Mercy Corps warns that Kabul could completely run out of water by 2030 owing to a [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Catastrophe on the Roof of the World
Via Stagecraft and Statecraft, commentary on the full extent of China’s destruction of the Tibetan Plateau, not least because the [...]
The Colorado River Is Running Low, But The Groundwater Status Is Even Worse
Via the Washington Post, an article on a new study showing that the Colorado River Basin has lost twice as [...]

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