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Asia’s Unstable Water Tower: The Politics, Economics, and Ecology of Himalayan Water Projects
Again via the July 2013 issue of Asia Policy, an interesting article by Kenneth Pommeranz: Asia’s ten largest rivers by [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Upstream Advantage in the Great Himalayan Watershed
Via the July 2013 issue of Asia Policy, a comprehensive look at water security in the Himalaya region.   As the [...]
Malawi: Can Oil And Water Mix?
Courtesy of Eurasia Review, an article on regional water tensions arising from Malawi’s efforts to develop its mineral sector: Civil [...]
World Water Wars: In The West Bank, Water Is Just Another Conflict Issue For Israelis And Palestinians
Via The International Business Times, an article on water tensions in the Middle East: Bedouin Falah Hedawa draws water from [...]
Kyrgyz Block Water to Kazakhstan, Demanding the Return of “Their” Land
Via Global Voices Online, an interesting commentary on water dispute in Central Asia: During the enforced brotherhood of communism, land [...]
Water Issues In Kazakhstan
Via the Silk Road Intelligencer, an interesting article on water in Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan is not the first country that comes [...]

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