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As Water Runs Low, Can Life In Australia’s Outback Go On?
Courtesy of The New York Times, a look at how – in Australia’s vast interior – rivers and lakes are [...]
In 2019, 10% of Australian Water Owned By Foreigners
Via The Guardian, commentary on Australia’s water scarcity challenge: I’m starting to think that after living on a farm for [...]
Troubled Waters For Egypt As Ethiopia Pushes Nile Dam
Via Terra Daily, a report on water tensions arising over the Nile: Under the shade of a tree, Mohamed Omar [...]
Bali: Running Out Of Water
Via Al Jazeera, a report on Bali, Indonesia’s fabled island that is running out of water, with monsoon rains delayed and [...]
Did Vietnam Just Doom The Mekong: Dam Diplomacy and the Geopolitics of the Mekong
Via The Diplomat, an article on a recent policy reversal on Mekong dams that has put Hanoi’s credibility – and the [...]
Water Could Limit Our Ability to Feed the World
Via World Resources Institute, a report on how water scarcity may limit our ability to feed the world: To feed the [...]

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