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Iran’s New Energy Minister Vows Action on Chronic Water Crisis
Via Iran’s Financial Tribune, a report a new Minister’s intention to revisit an excessive and imprudent trend of dam construction in the [...]
Is Sustainable Cooperation On The Mekong Possible?
Via The Diplomat, a look at the political realities — starting with China — that make Mekong management difficult: The [...]
Iran Pushing to Finalize New Water, Power Deals
Via Iran’s Financial Tribune, a report on Iranian government’s efforts to revive Lake Urmia, once Iran’s largest salt lake that [...]
Cape Town Rations Water Before Reservoirs Hit Zero
Via Circle of Blue, a look at Cape Town’s water crisis: It’s called Day Zero, the day when the six [...]
Is Jordan Planning Major Change In Red Sea-Dead Sea Project?
Via Al Monitor, an article on the Red Sea-Dead Sea water conveyance project: The much-talked-about Red Sea-Dead Sea Water Conveyance [...]
Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan: Working To Resolve Water Tension
Via Jamestown Central Asia Monitor, a report on how – in a landmark shift in bilateral relations – Kyrgyzstan and [...]

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