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Can Recycled Oilfield Water Quench the Thirst of Drought-Stricken West Texas?
Via Inside Climate News, a look at pilot projects in Texas evaluating if oilfield wastewater could be treated and used [...]
Brackish Groundwater Is No Easy Water Solution for Arizona
Via Circle of Blue, a look at why brackish groundwater is not an easy water solution for Arizona: The numbers [...]
Luang Prabang Dam and Hydropower Pursuits along the Mekong: Are They Really ‘Clean Energy’ Projects?
Via Eco Business, a closer look at how the Mekong River ‘energy transition’ deals are backed, revealing gaps in the [...]
The Land Subsidence Crisis in Tehran: A Looming Environmental and Infrastructure Catastrophe
Via Iran News Update, a report on Tehran’s land subsidence crisis caused by excessive groundwater pumping: Tehran, Iran’s bustling capital [...]
Texas’ Economic Dependence On Water Could Lead To Financial Plummet
Via MySanAntonio, an article on a new report assessing how Texas’s economic dependence on water could lead to a financial [...]
Texas Water Rights Clash With Mexico
Via The Pinnacle Gazette, a report on growing water tension between Texas and Mexico, with Governor Abbott pushing for compliance of [...]

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