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The American West’s Water Shortage Is Fueled by Human Error
Via Outside Magazine, commentary on how the inability of western states to track water usage is exacerbating the region’s drought [...]
Nile Basin Water Wars: One Step Closer to an Agreement?
Via Geopolitical Monitor, a report on negotiations between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan on Nile waters: Earlier last month during the [...]
Egypt’s Water Crisis
Via the World Economic Forum, a report on the impending Nile water crisis, particularly as it impacts Egypt: Ahmed Abd-Rabo [...]
How Climate Change, Dams, and Geopolitics Threaten The Mekong’s Future
Via Foreign Affairs, an article on the troubles facing the Mekong River: On October 29, Laos unveiled a new dam [...]
Nile Basin Water Wars: The Never-Ending Struggle Between Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan
Via Geopolitical Monitor, an article on tensions related to the Nile River: A Conflict through the Decades Known for being [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: Tibet’s Rivers Will Determine Asia’s Future
Via The Diplomat, a look at the dawn of a new era of building dams on the Yarlung Tsangpo, where [...]

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