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In Southeast Asia, Big Dams Raise Big Concerns
Courtesy of the Council On Foreign Relations, an interesting article on dam tensions in Asia:   A view from upstream [...]
Landmark U.S. Water Pact With Mexico Could Boost Lake Mead
Via the Las Vegas Review Journal, a report on a recent agreement over Colorado River flows: After years of negotiations, [...]
India, Bangladesh Near Historic Agreement On Teesta Water
Via the Hindustan Times, a report that India and Bangladesh could soon break a politically significant logjam to sign an [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Buys Japanese Water Rights
Via Bloomberg, an interesting report on Chinese purchases of Japanese land & water rights: Morihiro Oguma’s phone rang every day [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Water shortages Potentially A Perfect Storm
Via MarketWatch, a report on China’s water issues: Water shortages could be China’s own version of the perfect storm, potentially [...]
Laos’ Power Grab: Damming The Mekong
Via The Economist, a report on Laos’ admission that work is going ahead on a controversial Mekong dam: THE Mekong [...]

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