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‘Eating’ Water: A Rising Threat to a Thirsty Population
Via Global Geopolitics, an interesting look at the use of water to grow food: Paradoxically, the water we “eat” is [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Another Look At China’s North-South Transfer Project
Courtesy of China Dialogue, some commentary on China’s North-South water transfer project: Tom Levitt: What do you mean by our [...]
Yemen: A Country Run Dry
Via The Guardian, an article on Yemen’s intensifying water crisis: Despite plans to focus on rainwater harvesting and on water [...]
A New Course For The Brahmaputra
Courtesy of ThirdPole.net, commentary on how policymakers must put the needs of people and ecosystems before national strategic goals in [...]
Harnessing South Asia’s Rivers
Via Third Pole.net, an interesting look at how government negotiations have failed to improve water cooperation in South Asia, but [...]
Oil and Water Don’t Mix in Lake Malawi Border Dispute
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a brief commentary on the Lake Malawi border dispute where, in the search for oil [...]

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