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Leaked Report: Cambodia’s Biggest Dam Could ‘Literally Kill’ Mekong
Via The Guardian, an article on the heavy impact of a planned hydroelectric dam on the Mekong: A Chinese-backed plan [...]
A Watershed Moment for Iraqi Kurdistan: Subnational Hydropolitics and Regional Stability
Via the Wilson Center’s New Security Beat, an article on the hydropolitics of Kurdistan, Syria, and Iraq: Iraqi Kurdistan is [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: China and India’s Disputes Spill Over Into Their Water Supply
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), a look at growing water tension between China and India: Highlights Despite the size and [...]
Chile Claims That British Appetite For Avocados Is Draining Region Dry
Via The Guardian, a look at Chilean villagers’ claims that the British appetite for avocados is draining region dry: British supermarkets [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: China Resumes Sharing Brahmaputra Data with India
Via Third Pole, an update on the water data sharing between China and India which had stopped in 2017 after [...]
Kabul Residents Chase Receding Groundwater
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a report on Kabul’s water challenge: Years of conflict coupled with an arid landscape have [...]

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