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Vietnam And Cambodia Tell Laos To Stop $3.5bn Mekong River Dam Project
Via The Guardian, an update on the long simmering regional argument over the Xayaburi dam: Vietnam urged Laos to halt [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Across Much of China, Huge Harvests Irrigated with Industrial and Agricultural Runoff
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a detailed look at the world’s largest grain producer: The horizon gleams with a golden [...]
Sharing Central Asia’s Waters: The Case Of Afghanistan
Via the International Water Law Project, a look at Afghanistan’s regional water issues: Afghanistan has four major river basins.  All [...]
Could Chinese Loans Pull China Into African Water Conflicts?
Via ChinaDialogue, an article on the possibility that Chinese-funded dam and irrigation projects may nurture conflict in Africa: China has [...]
Regional Implications Of The Indus Basin Water Tension
Via Pakistan’s Express Tribune, an interesting report on “Pakistan’s stance is simply that it just doesn’t trust India regarding the [...]
Water Supply Crises Listed High On The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks 2013 Report
Via Takadu, highlights of a recent World Economic Forum report: The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks 2013 report is developed [...]

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