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The Parched Tiger: 3 Maps Explain India’s Growing Water Risks
Via the World Resources Institute, an interesting look at India’s water stress: India is one of the most water-challenged countries [...]
Yemen: Food, Water And The ‘Slow Motion Coup’
Courtesy of Future Directions International, a look at the intrinsic link between Yemen’s food and water insecurity and its political and [...]
Global Water Solution Critical To Preempt Looming Conflicts
Via Terra Daily, details on a new UN report warns that without large new water-related investments many societies worldwide will soon [...]
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: [...]

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