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Hydropower In The Mekong: An Opportunity To Chart A New Course?
Via Third Pole.net, a look at the potential for Laos to rethink its aggressive hydropower plans as new markets and technologies create an [...]
2017 Shows Little Sign Of An End To Karachi’s Water Crisis
Via Future Directions International, a report on Pakistan’s water stress, particularly on its largest city – Karachi: Karachi’s water supply [...]
A Water War in Asia?
Via Project Syndicate, commentary from Brahma Chellaney, Professor of Strategic Studies at the New Delhi-based Center for Policy Research on the potential [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: 42m People In North, Central China Drink ‘Southern Water’
Via China Daily, a report on China’s south-to-north water diversion project: About 6 billion cubic meters of water has been [...]
In Water-Scarce Regions Desalination Plants Are Risky Investments
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, an interesting look at desalination investments: Earlier this year, during India’s deepest drought in decades, [...]
Suriname’s Plan To Fight the Caribbean’s Drought
Via Bloomberg, a report on a plan in Suriname to tow a giant bag of water to fight the Caribbean’s drought: [...]

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