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The Thirsty Dragon: Re-evalauting China’s Water Crisis
Via China Dialogue, a look at China and an assessment that water availability is not threatening north China’s development: Recent [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Will Policy Changes Help China Avoid A Water Crisis?
Via China Dialogue, commentary on China’s efforts to resolve its looming water crisis: Over the last 40 years the Chinese [...]
Egypt Hails ‘Breakthrough’ In Nile Dam Talks
Via Terra Daily, a bit of upbeat news on a potential ‘breakthrough’ in Nile dam talks: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi [...]
Changes In Global Water Supply Hint At Future Conflicts And Crises
Via the Globe and Mail, an article on a recent analysis of the world’s water supplies: By combining 14 years’ [...]
Pakistan’s National Water Policy: Triumphant or Tokenistic?
Via Future Directions International, commentary on Pakistan’s National Water Policy: On 24 April 2018, Pakistan’s Council of Common Interests unanimously [...]
How Chavismo Makes Taps Run Dry In Venezuela
Courtesy of The Economist, a report on Venezuela’s growing water woes: IT IS the rainy season in Caracas and the [...]

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