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Iran’s Dying Wetlands
Via the Financial Times, a detailed look at Iran’s dying wetlands: The fertile Hamoun wetlands on Iran’s border with Afghanistan [...]
Planned Mongolian Hydroelectric Plants Threaten Lake Baikal
Via the Siberian Times, a report on the potential threat to Lake Baikal posed by Mongolian hydro plants: Levels at [...]
Taps Start To Run Dry In Brazil’s Largest City
Courtesy of The New York Times, a report on São Paulo sater crisis which is linked to growth, pollution, and deforestation: [...]
Plan Megacities With Water In Mind
Via South Africa’s Business Day, an interesting look at the rise of megacities and the resulting impact on water stress: [...]
Panama Canal Expansion Will Have Big Effect on Energy, Water, and Grain in U.S. and China
Via Circle of Blue, an interesting look at the impact that the expanded Panama Canal will have upon global water, [...]
Industrial Expansion Will Strain Mexico’s Water Resources
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), analysis of Mexico’s water stress: Much like its northern neighbor, Mexico is not water scarce when [...]

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