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Why Managing The Politics Of Water Matters
Via the Japan Times, commentary on managing the politics of water: This year’s World Water Day, on March 22, provides [...]
The Parched Tiger: Indian City Bans Gatherings Over Water Riot Fears
Via Terra Daily, a report on an Indian city’s decision to ban gatherings over water riot fears: Authorities in western India [...]
The Parched Tiger: Government Underlines India’s Water Crisis
Via The Third Pole, a detailed look at the deleterious impact that Indian subsidies for water and power are having: Scarcities [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Watergy Challenge To Quench The Thirst of China’s Dry North
Via the Wilson Center’s China Environment series, an extensive report on what some have long considered the “black box” of [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Dam Boom Stokes Concerns In Asia
Via Nikkei Asian Review, some interesting commentary on the concerns arising in Asia that China is seeking to turn water [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Water, The 13 FYP, and Beautiful China 2020
Via China Water Risk, a summary of water’s role in the 13 FYP and Beautiful China 2020 initiative: Highlights -Target [...]

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