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During California’s Drought, It Is Time To Move Beyond Agriculture Versus Cities
Via the Los Angeles Times, an interesting OpEd piece on the California water crisis and the need – during such [...]
114 US, Canadian Cities Sign On To Rehabilitating The Jordan River
Via the Jerusalem Post, a report on an innnovative agreement to rehabilitate the endangered Jordan River, a waterbody long embroiled in regional politics: [...]
Sao Paulo: A “Green” Drought Perception Impedes Government Action
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, an interesting look at how transparency , accountability, and civic participation are key to improving [...]
Jordan, Saudi Arabia Sign Deal To Protect Shared Aquifer
Via Zawya, a report on a recent Middle East agreement over a shared aquifer: Jordan and Saudi Arabia have signed [...]
The End Of California?
Courtesy of the New York Times, commentary on California’s drought: A buoy stuck on the bottom of a bone-dry Lake [...]
Harnessing The Mekong Or Killing It?
Courtesy of National Geographic, a detailed look at the impact that dams rising all along the Mekong have upon the [...]

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