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Water Scarcity, Excess And The Geopolitics Of Allocation
Via Knowledge@Wharton, an interesting report on the geopolitics of water allocation: “When the well is dry, we learn the worth [...]
Water Scarcity Could Impact West Asian Credit Ratings
Via Inter Press Service, an interesting look at how water shortage potentially could have more impact on sovereign credit ratings [...]
Venezuela: How a Water Crisis Brought A Country To Its Knees
Via The Conversation, an interesting look at the role of water in Venezuela’s current national crisis: Venezuela is experiencing critical [...]
Colombia: Rough Waters Ahead
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), analysis of how Colombia’s abundant water does not mean security: Colombia has made great strides [...]
The Regional Story Behind Afghanistan’s Salma Dam
Via The Wire, a report on the recently completed Salma dam in Herat, Afghanistan: For over ten years, the construction [...]
The Parched Tiger: India’s Crisis Demands More Than Grand Projects
Via The Conversation, an interesting look at potential solutions to India’s water crisis: India is facing one of its most [...]

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