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Sao Paulo’s Water Waiting Game: No Rationing But High Risk Of Severe Shortage
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a detailed look at how the desire to protect the poor left Brazil’s driest city [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Water Over Energy Security In China
Via China Water Risk, an interesting interview with Li Junfeng, one of China’s most prominent advocates of renewable energy, actively [...]
Political Dimensions Of Iran’s Water Crisis
Via CRIA Views, a report on Iran’s water crisis: The Islamic Republic of Iran is facing a new threat to [...]
Preventing Water Wars: Building Bridges Over Water Disputes
Via The Guardian, a look at how legal and diplomatic policies may help countries to navigate dramatic reductions in water [...]
The Parched Tiger: India’s Plan To Link Rivers To Ensure Water Supply
Courtesy of Future Directions International, a look at India’s plan to link rivers as part of a revived national inter-basin [...]
Thirsty Dragon: A Canal Too Far?
Via The Economist, commentary that the world’s biggest water-diversion project will do little to alleviate water scarcity: THREE years ago [...]

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