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Coming Water Wars?
Via CNN’s Global Public Square, a look at the possibility of water wars: Imagine a large body of water – [...]
Tajikistan Negotiating To Resolve Central Asian Water Feud
Via Bloomberg, an article on Tajikistan’s efforts to strike an agreement with its neighbors over water use: Tajikistan, which will [...]
Who Owns The Nile? Egypt, Sudan, And Ethiopia’s History-Changing Dam
Courtesy of Origins, an article on arguments over control of the Nile: Emperor Haile Selassie was offended by President Nasser’s [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Map Of China’s Provincial Water Resources and Use (2002-2010)
Via Circle of Blue, an interesting mapping tool on China’s water: Nearly 70 percent of water withdrawn in China is [...]
Will Water Shortages Unleash Instability In The Middle East?
Via The International, a report on water tensions in the Middle East: A NASA study, released last Friday, indicates that [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s West-East Electricity Transfer Project
Via The Wilson Center’s China Environmental Forum, an interesting report on China’s energy and water imbalances, and the looming choke [...]

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