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Three International Water Conflicts to Watch
Via Geopolitical Monitor, a report on three international water conflicts that bear watching: International water conflicts are a prisoner’s dilemma [...]
Why Future Droughts Will Not Be About Rain
Via The Washington Post, an article on new research shows how evaporation plays an increasingly important role in droughts in [...]
Mexico Offering Water To South Texas. But With A Catch
Via Grist, a look at Mexico’s offer of water to South Texas, but there’s a catch farmers aren’t happy about: [...]
Agriculture’s Water Consumption Rises to Nearly 7 Trillion Cubic Meters Globally
Via Smart Water Magazine, a report on water consumption of crops which has risen to nearly 7 trillion cubic meters [...]
What Causes Water Conflict?
Via the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a look at what causes water conflict: Mexican farmers set fire to [...]
Egypt and Ethiopia’s Dispute Is Getting Worse
Via Geopolitical Futures, a look at what started as a disagreement over water rights threatens to develop into a proxy [...]

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