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Food And Water Security In The Middle East To 2030
Courtesy of Future Directions International, an overview of a forthcoming report on food and water security: While increased food and [...]
Mexico City: Drinking Itself Into The Ground
Via CityMetric, an article on Mexico City: When the Aztecs founded the city of Tenochtitlán in the middle of a [...]
Afghan Capital’s Thirsty Residents Dig Deep To Combat Drought, Overuse
Courtesy of Reuters, a report on Kabul’s water crisis: A growing population is straining water supplies in Afghanistan’s capital, forcing [...]
U.S. West’s Challenge Is Still Water Scarcity, Wet Winter Or Not
Via the Christian Science Monitor, a detailed look at how – with climate change affecting water supplies already strained by [...]
Pope’s Warning: We Are Heading For ‘Great World War Over Water’
Via TV-Novosti, an article on Pope Francis’ warning that water scarcity may cause conflict and could lead to a great [...]
The Parched Tiger: Pakistan’s Water Crisis And The Indus Water Treaty
Via the Eurasia Review, an article on Pakistan’s water crisis and the Indus Water Treaty: It is well known that [...]

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