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The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Fight Against Deserts Could Hurt Its Water Security
Via The Conversation, a report on how China’s afforestation programs over the year to make drylands viable for its economy [...]
Death of the Nile
Via BBC, a look at the plight facing the Nile River: The world’s longest river is sick – and getting [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: A New Front Opens In Asia’s Water Wars
Via The Asia Times, a report on water politics in Asia: China has long regarded freshwater as a strategic weapon [...]
Teesta: A Hungry River
Via Third Pole, an article on how a series of dams and the effects of climate change have deeply undermined [...]
Water Shortages Fuel Conflict
Via Nexus Media, a look at how drought amplifies the potential for violence in the developing world: Human survival depends [...]
Kabul Will Face ‘Major’ Issue in Terms of Fresh Water After 5 Yrs
Via Ariana News, concern over Kabul’s water supply: Kabul residents will face major issue in terms of having access to [...]

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