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The Thirsty Dragon: 28,000 Rivers Disappear
Via Global Voices Online, some commentary on a recent water census in China: A popular Chinese folk song tells of “a wide [...]
Water Can Be Fought Over Or Shared, But Cooperation Brings More Benefits For All
Via Circle of Blue, some interesting commentary on water by Michel Jarraud, chair of UN-Water and Secretary-General of the World [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Activists Take On Planned Russian Dams Intending To Quench China’s Thirst For Power
Courtesy of China Dialogue, an interesting article on how Chinese investors are being targeted by environmentalists concerned about proposed hydro [...]
United States: Water Wars Loom?
Via US Water News, a graphical look at areas of the U.S. that could experience water supply crises in the [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: The Geopolitics Of The Yangtze River
Courtesy of STRATFOR (subscription required), a look at the geopolitical implications of China’s move to transform the Yangtze River into [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Massive Water Problem (2)
Courtesy China Digital Times, a look at China’s water problem: This week saw the release of China’s first national water [...]

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