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The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Urban Billion Grapple With Diminishing Water Resources, Scarcity And Pollution
Via The City Fix, a report on China’s water challenge: Water scarcity in China is exacerbated by the demands of [...]
Damming The Mekong: Fish-Friendly?
Via The Economist, a look at the controversy over the Xayaburi dam: ALONG the banks of the Mekong in Laos, [...]
In Drought, Water Wars Fought Underground
Via Yahoo!, a report on what is apt to become an increasing venue for water tension – groundwater: For decades, [...]
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 [...]

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