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The Thirsty Dragon: How China Is Destroying Its Own Water Supply
Via Foreign Affairs, a look at China’s water crisis: A man leads camels at the edge of the Taklamakan Desert [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Hidden Water Footprint
Via Science Daily, an interesting graphic that shows the flows of “virtual scarce water” from the Xinjiang province to other [...]
‘Water War’ Threatens Syria Lifeline
Via Al Jazeera, a report on how Syria’s water supplies have dropped in key areas due to a sharp increase [...]
How To Avert A Thirsty Future
Via the Globe & Mail, interesting commentary from Brahma Chellaney (a geostrategist and the author, most recently, of Water, Peace [...]
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 [...]

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