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Parched Tiger: At The Mercy Of The Water Mafia
Courtesy Foreign Policy, a sobering look at the how – by pumping wells in the dark of night – criminal [...]
Parched Tiger And Thirsty Dragon: Brahmaptura Dams Hold Back Silt, Not Water
Via Third Pole.net, an article on the recently completed Zangmu hydropower project in Tibet, where China has assured India that water [...]
Scarred Riverbeds And Dead Pistachio Trees In Parched Iran
Courtesy of the New York Times, a detailed look at Iran’s water  A dried-up salt lake near Sirjan, Iran. A seven-year [...]
Iran’s Water Crisis Worsens: Could Foreign Investment Help?
Via Future Directions International, a look at Iran’s growing water scarcity problem where over 500 Iranian municipalities face water scarcity [...]
Global Implications Of New Groundwater Research
Via Future Directions International, a report on the world’s groundwater supplies: Key Points New estimates suggest there are 22.6 million [...]
The Parched Tiger: Unchecked Pumping Sucking India’s Aquifers Dry
Via The Desert Sun, a detailed look at how unchecked pumping is sucking aquifers dry in India: At dawn, as [...]

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