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The Thirsty Dragon: What Is Old Is Nu – Plans For SW China
Via China Dialogue, a look at China’s renewed plans to build a cascade of dams in southwest China: Construction and [...]
Groundwater Pumping A Major Cause Of Declining Water Storage In The Middle East
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a report on how the Middle East is headed towards a water shortage crisis, as [...]
The Parched Tiger: Four Ways Water Is Connected To India’s Blackouts
Via The World Resources Institute’s Aqueduct project, an interesting look at India’s watergy challenges and that of Southeast Asia as [...]
Harnessing Water Resources In Nepal
Via The Himalayan Times, an article on Nepal’s ambitious plans to develop and harness its water resources:  It has been [...]
South Sudan: Tension Over Water Rights Boils Over Into Conflict
Via CNN, a sad report of how tension of water rights bubbled over into outright localized conflict recently: A heavily [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Hydro-Hegemony
Via The New York Times, an interesting article on China’s water related role in Asia: ASIA is the world’s most [...]

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