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The Thirsty Dragon: Red To Grey
Courtesy of The Economist, a report on China’s environmental and water challenges ahead: ALL industrial nations one day hit an [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Beijing Water Shortage Worse Than The Middle East
Via ChinaFile, a report on China’s water stress: Much of Beijing’s water comes from the Miyun reservoir, an hour-and-a-half drive [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Majority of China’s Proposed Coal-Fired Power Plants Located In Water-Stressed Regions
Via the World Resources Institute, a report on China’s coal fired power plant plans: To maintain its economic growth and [...]
A Grand Dam That Felled Morsi: The Ecological Roots Of Egypt’s Current Strife
Via Down To Earth, an interesting look at the ecological/water roots of Egypt’s current strife: The bloodletting in Egypt, which [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Dam(n)ed Future
Via China Water Risk, a report on China’s hydro power sector: Apparently it will be wetter in the North, thanks [...]
Geopolitical Risk Of Transboundary Rivers In Asia
Courtesy of China Water Risk, an interesting review of transboundary rivers is Asia: The Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, extends an impressive 2.5 [...]

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