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The Parched Tiger: Despite Suffering Its Worst Drought in Decades, India Is Water Exporter
Via Bloomberg, a report on India’s practice of shipping out large amounts of water embedded within grains despite its depleting [...]
Beijing Is Sinking: Global Impact Of Groundwater Pumping
Courtesy of National Geographic, a report on how underground water is being pumped so aggressively around the globe that land [...]
Watching Weak Nation States Wilt Away
Via Bloomberg, commentary on how environmental stress can tip weak nations into catastrophe: Venezuela was unraveling even before Hugo Chávez died [...]
Pakistan’s Biggest Dam Stymied By Land Dispute
Via Third Pole.net, a detailed look at how a small area at the center of the dispute between two tribes [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Massive Effort To Purify Seawater Is Drying Up
Via MIT’s Technology Review, a look at how stalled projects and underperforming plants have hampered China’s desalination plans: The site [...]
Water: Building Bridges Rather Than Divides In Asia
Via China Daily, commentary on the potential of water to serve as a bridge rather than divide in Asia: Asian [...]

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