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U.S., Mexico: The Decline Of The Colorado River And A Projected Water Deficit
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), a detailed look at an amendment to a standing water treaty between the United States [...]
Egypt Dismisses Use Of Force To Solve The Nile River Conflict
Via Pensa Latina, a report from Egypt regarding the possibility of force in resolving a lingering conflict over the Nile [...]
The Third Pole: Impact Of A Changing Climate
Via The Economist, an interesting look at the climate of Tibet, home to the world’s third-largest area of ice: OF [...]
Yemen: Water Is Worth Fighting Over
Courtesy of The New York Times, an Op-Ed on Yemen: I am in the Yemen International Hospital in Taiz, the [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: 28,000 Rivers Disappeared In China … What Happened?
Via The Atlantic, another look at China’s ‘lost’ rivers: As recently as 20 years ago, there were an estimated 50,000 [...]
Nevada: Rancher Fears Water Grab ‘Disaster’
Via the ReviewJournal, an interesting article on the tussle over water rights between Nevada and Utah: In Snake Valley, the [...]

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