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Can Water Markets Help Iran?
Via The Iran Project, an interesting look at the potential for waters to help quench Iran’s growing thirst: Managing limited [...]
Afghanistan: Water Management For Peace
Courtesy of The Lowry Institute, a report on how Afghan efforts to formalize agreements with neighbouring countries over water usage could go [...]
Global River Flows Declining
Via Bloomberg, a report on how groundwater pumping in some of the world’s critical watersheds is exceeding safe levels and [...]
Great Lakes’ Biggest Worries Much Closer To Home Than Arid Southwest
Via Chicago Business, a look at how thirsty businesses and unsustainable groundwater use by agriculture pose the biggest threats to [...]
Beyond Seasonable Drought: Precipitation Paucity Pushes Panama Towards A Precipice
Via The Economist, a look at how climate change threatens the Panama Canal: Take in the view from atop Gatun [...]
The ‘Third Pole’: Very High and Drying
Via AirMail, a report on the issues of climate change on Asia’s water tower in the Himalaya: Many moons ago [...]

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