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In Zimbabwe, the Water Taps Run Dry and Worsen ‘a Nightmare’
Courtesy of The New York Times, a report on Zimbabwe’s water scarcity crisis: It had been five days since water [...]
Nile River Water Supply Forecasts May Reduce the Chance of Conflict
Via The Wilson Center, a look at tensions related to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: Rising tensions between Egypt and [...]
Beyond Water Wars?
Courtesy of The Wilson Quarterly, an interesting look at that, while dire predictions of nations battling over water have not [...]
Drilling Deeper: U.S. Groundwater Wells Race Towards Bottom
Via Circle of Blue, an interesting look at how well depths are increasing across the United States: To locate sufficient [...]
Central Asia: Water Scarcity and Climate Change Threats
Via The Diplomat, interesting commentary on the threat facing Central Asia from water scarcity and climate change: Central Asian countries [...]
Iranian Red Crescent Society Launches Water Donation Campaign
Via The Tehran Times, an article on an Iranian water donation campaign aiming to ease drought in four (4) provinces: [...]

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