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Can Kenya’s Hidden Aquifer Prevent A Water War?
Via Gizmodo, an interesting article on the wide ranging implications of the recent aquifer discovery in Kenya:   This week’s [...]
Nile Water Dispute Stymies Egypt Reset with African Union
Via Al-Monitor, a look at the tension over the Nile River: Egypt is still facing multiple hurdles in managing its [...]
Libya’s Government Facing Water Threat
Via Terra Daily, an article on Libya’s water challenges: Libya’s fragile government, grappling with marauding militias that have virtually shut [...]
Pakistan’s Water Woes
Via East Asia Forum, an interesting look at Pakistan’s water issues: While energy shortages, economic stagnation, terrorism and religious intolerance [...]
Syria: World’s First Water War?
Via The Washington Post, a look at water’s impact on the Syrian war: Francesco Femia and Caitlin Werrell are co-founders of the [...]
Libya: Difficulty In Maintaining Central Control Over Man Made River
Via STRATFOR (subscription required), a brief look at Libya’s great man-made river project: The Libyan government restored functionality to a [...]

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