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The Thirsty Dragon: Tibetan Water Resources And Chinese Dams
Via Tibet.net, an interesting piece of a larger report on the Third Pole: Rivers originating from Tibet flows to more [...]
Quenching Kenya: Can New Water Discoveries Save East Africa?
Via Foreign Policy, an interesting article on the role that two recently discovered aquifers in Kenya may play in regional [...]
Egypt Remains Reactionary As Nile Saga Continues
Via Future Directions Interational, a look at how the construction of the Grand Renaissance Dam by Ethiopia continues to create [...]
The Parched Tiger: Furious Himalayan Flood Could Bury India’s Hydropower Program
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a detailed look at how a treacherous mountain range in India’s Uttarakhand region unleashed a [...]
Sinking Hopes: San Joaquin Valley Sinking As Farmers Race To Tap Aquifer
Courtesy of the San Jose Mercury News, an interesting article on the deleterious impact wells are having upon California aquifers: [...]
IPCC Report Warns Of Increased Risks Associated With Water Insecurity
Via The Guardian, a look at the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that discusses risks associated with water insecurity, [...]

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