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The Thirsty Dragon: China Pushes Ahead with Huge – and Controversial – Dam in Tibet
Via the Washington Post, a report that Beijing has approved plans to dam a gorge in the Himalayas that is [...]
A Historic Partnership For Water Security In Desert Communities
Via the Desert Sun, a report on a historic partnership for water security in desert communities: For many sovereign tribal nations [...]
Arizona Explores Importing Billions of Gallons of Water
Via Arizona Family, a report on the state’s plans to potentially import billions of gallons of water to grow supply: [...]
River Reclaimed: The Lifeblood of Navajo Nation
For folks interested in Tribal water rights, check out this recently released podcast series, which recounts the history and ongoing [...]
Historic Water Rights Settlements Yet To Deliver Lifeline To Navajo Nation
Via Navajo Times, commentary on how the U.S. historic water rights settlements has yet to deliver a lifeline to the [...]
Water Security: Key Part of Israel’s Strategy for Regional Security
With all the unrest and change in Syria, it is important to recognize that Israel’s occupation of the Golan Heights is [...]

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