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The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: Geopolitics of India and China’s Shared Water Sources
Via Future Directions International, an interesting look at the geopolitics of India and China’s shared water sources: Key Points China and [...]
Bolivia: High And Dry
Via The Financial Times, a look at water tensions in Bolivia where mining-led development comes at a cost for nation’s [...]
Southern Africa: Water Options Drying Up
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), analysis of southern Africa’s water challenges: Extreme drought and low commodity prices are crippling economies [...]
Indonesia’s Water Security
Via Future Directions International, a look at Indonesia’s water security: Key Points Population growth and an expanding manufacturing sector will [...]
Mekong: Can One Of The World’s Great Rivers Survive Its Development?
Via The Economist, a series of three articles on the Mekong River.  The first looks at GUO, the driver, pulls his [...]
The Indus Inland Waterways System: The Next Big Thing For Asia?
Courtesy of The Third Pole, an interesting report on the potential for a new Indus waterways transport system to revolutionise the [...]

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