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Nepal Launches Hydropower Growth Plan
Via the Financial Times, a report on Nepal’s newly launched hydropower-based growth plan: Nepal is to start exploiting the untapped [...]
Hydro-Diplomacy Can Build Peace Over Shared Waters
Via New Security Beat, a report on hydro-diplomacy: From Ukraine and the Middle East to sub-Saharan Africa and East Asia, [...]
The Parched Tiger: India And Nepal’s Growing Water Cooperation
Via the Eurasia Review, a look at growing cooperation over water between India and Nepal: Water resources is considered the [...]
Tapping the U.S. West
Courtesy of National Geographic, an interesting look at the American West: The American West faces persistent drought, whether or not [...]
Iran May Import Water From Tajikistan To Avert Crisis
Via Bloomberg, a report that Iran may import water from Tajikistan to avert a crisis: Iran is considering importing water [...]
Water Wars: Conflicts Of Future Likely To Be Sparked By Climate Change
Courtesy of Foreign Policy, a look at how climate change may spark conflicts over resources like water: To the long [...]

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