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Why Cape Town Is Running Out of Water, and Who’s Next
Via National Geographic, a look at the hydrocopalypse unfolding in Cape Town and other cities around the world that may [...]
Boko Haram: Exacerbating and Benefiting From Food and Water Insecurity in the Lake Chad Basin
Via Future Directions International, commentary on the impact that water insecurity is having upon the rise/influence of Boko Haram in [...]
The Water Scarcity Problem That’s Destroying Countries
Courtesy of Business Connect, insightful commentary on the world’s water scarcity challenge: Clean water. It’s something almost all of us [...]
Tehran Residents Warned Again About Water Consumption
Via The Financial Tribune, an article on Tehran’s water supply crisis: Tehran’s water consumption is about 1.5 times over and [...]
No Namibia-Angola Conflict Over Water
Via New Era, commentary on water tensions between Namibia and Angola: The Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry John Mutorwa has [...]
Water Conflict: Will A Drying Iran Face Syria’s Fate?
Via Geopolitical Monitor, a look at the potential for water related unrest in Iran: Perhaps one of the most quoted [...]

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