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The Thirsty Dragon: An Innovation In Water Rights Leads To Real Water Savings
Via the World Bank, a look at an evapotranspiration-based integrated water management system has been introduced in one region in [...]
Climate Change Will Test Water-Sharing Agreements
Via New Security Beat, a look at how climate change will affect existing water sharing arrangements: Many existing water-sharing treaties [...]
A World Without Water: Corporate Costs
Via The Financial Times, the first of a three-party series on water scarcity, this segment looking at the cost to [...]
The Most Water-Stressed Cities In The World
Courtesy of Fast Company, an interesting article on how one out of every four cities in the world experiences “water [...]
Ethiopia’s Nile Dam Project: A Signal Of Its Intent To Become An African Power
Via The Guardian, an updated look at the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance dam which will provide energy for its growing economy [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Arid North Feeds Water-Rich South
Courtesy of Reuters, results of a recent study on China’s water crisis: Booming demand for food in China’s southern and [...]

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