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The Thirsty Dragon And Parched Tiger: Why India And China Should Discuss Tibet
Via First Post, an article on the issue of Tibet and the role water politics may play in upcoming discussions [...]
California Delta: Accustomed To Water Wars, Prepares For Battle
Via the Los Angeles Times, a look at some California landowners planning their fight against two 35-mile underground tunnels that [...]
The Parched Tiger: Protests Break Out After India Rules In Favor of Downstream State In River Dispute
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a report on a decades-long quarrel over water allocations that has boiled up again during [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Water – China’s Top Threat?
Via Week In China, some commentary on the recent HSBC reporting looking at China’s impending water stress: The Chinese have [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Needs Its Own Dream
Via The New York Times, an article describing the confrontation between population growth and water in China, arguing that a [...]
The Parched Tiger: Pakistan May Lose 13% Water If India Builds Kishanganga Dam
Via HydroWorld, a report on Pakistan’s concerns over planned Indian dams upstream: The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Neelum Jehlum Hydro [...]

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