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To Save the Great Salt Lake, Farmers Will Have to Grow Less Alfalfa
Via Inside Climate News, an article on new research which found that alfalfa uses the vast majority of agricultural water [...]
Preventing Conflicts over Transboundary Dams
Via International Water Power and Dam Construction, an article on how the planning, development, and management of dams in transboundary [...]
Climate Change—and Complacency—Is Drying Up the Caspian Sea
Via World Politics Review, a look at how climate change – and complacency – is drying up the Caspian Sea: [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: India’s Response to World’s Largest Dam in China Faces Local Opposition
Via The Diplomat, a look at India’s response to world’s largest dam in China: Strong protests have erupted in the [...]
The Drought That Felled Assad
Via Foreign Policy in Focus, commentary on the impact that drought played in Syria’s recent revolution: The meteorological drought that [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: US National Security Adviser To Discuss Chinese Dams In India Visit
Via Reuters, an article on US interest in China’s recently announced dam project: U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan’s visit [...]

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