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The Thirsty Dragon: China Flexes Its Control On The Mekong
Via The Asia Times, an article on how the recent Mekong-Lancang Cooperation summit did more to facilitate Beijing’s economic penetration than [...]
Egypt: Building Huge Water Treatment Plant Amid Supply Concerns
Via Terra Daily, a report on Egypt’s plan to build a major water treatment and desalination plant: Egypt is building [...]
Poisonous and Running Out: Pakistan’s Water Crisis
Via Terra Daily, a report on Pakistan’s water crisis: Barely 15 days old, Kinza whimpers at an Islamabad hospital where [...]
On Florida’s ‘Forgotten Coast,’ A Supreme Court Fight Over Fresh Water
Via The Washington Post, an article on the dispute over the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint river basin, which drains roughly 19,600 square miles in [...]
Egypt Wants ‘Sudan Out’ of Contentious Dam Talks
Via Al Jazeera, a report on the increasingly contentious talks over the Nile and the Grand Renaissance Dam: Egypt has proposed [...]
Cape Town Could Run Out Of Drinking Water By April
Via Circle of Blue, a report on Cape Town’s water crisis where local authorities estimate that taps will be turned [...]

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