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Drought and Unrest Push Residents Out of Central America’s Dry Corridor
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a report on the impact of drought in Central America: Residents of Central America’s Dry [...]
Egypt Declares Water Emergency As Precaution
Via Al Monitor, an article on Egypt’s water crisis: Though water-scarce Egypt is on the verge of flood season, Cairo has [...]
Mekong River Strikes Another Record Low
Via The Diplomat, a report on the Mekong’s plight: In recent weeks, the Mekong River, one of the world’s longest [...]
The Parched Tiger: Climate Change, Groundwater & Agriculture In India
Via China Water Risk, an interesting report on groundwater in India: India is the largest groundwater user at 25%; in [...]
Brazil and Paraguay: In A Dam Mess
Via The Economist, a look at a secret hydropower deal between Brazil and Paraguay which is causing a political crisis in [...]
MENA Region Among Most Water Stressed
Via World Resources Institute, a graphical look at the world’s national water stress rankings, where twelve of the seventeen most [...]

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