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World Economic Forum Ranks Water Crises As Top Long-term Risk
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, commentary on the World Economic Forum’s recent report that shows that water is connected to [...]
Boiling Over: Water And Security Hot Spots 2016
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, an interesting look at 10 places where water issues could undermine civic stability:   After five [...]
Ganges Dam Project Stumbles On Indian-Bangladeshi Dispute
Via Trust.org, a report on tensions arising from Bangladesh’s plan to build a dam on the Ganges River: Bangladesh’s plan [...]
The Hydraulic Hypothesis And The End Of Civilization
Via Science, an interesting look at the idea that – if agriculture is the basis for a society, and it [...]
Farmers Try Political Force To Twist Open California’s Taps
Via The New York Times, a detailed look at how farmers are using political force to obtain more water for [...]
Ethiopia Makes Progress On The Nile Dam Project
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), an updated look at the Grand Renaissance Dam project: The construction site of the Grand [...]

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