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How Assad Keeps The Water Running In The Islamic State
Via Bellingcat, an interesting look at how the Islamic State is providing water services in Syria: The so-called Islamic State [...]
Why World Leaders Are Concerned By Water Shortages
Via Mother Jones, commentary on the world’s powers’ growing concern over water scarcity: Villagers ride donkeys to get water in [...]
The Parched Tiger: India Inc.’s Looming Water Crisis
Via Bloomberg, a report on the challenges posed by India’s water shortages: A collective sigh of relief went around India [...]
California’s Water Wars Heat Up: SoCal Makes A Land Grab
Via Wired, a updated look at the latest developments in California where a thirsty southern part of the state eyes [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Seeks To Build Rapport Downstream
Via Future Directions International, a report on China’s recent release of water from some of its Mekong dams: Much of [...]
The Politics Of The Mekong River
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), a detailed look at the politics of the Mekong River: In times of scarcity, nations [...]

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