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Laos Never Ordered Work On Xayaburi Dam To Stop: Official
Via Mizzima, a report that Laos never formally requested the construction of the controversial Xayaburi dam to stop: The Thai [...]
Water: Connecting Israel to Africa
Via Green Prophet, an article on increasing cooperation between Israel and Africa over water: Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Danny Ayalon, [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Thirst For Coal Could Soon Land It In A Water Shortage
Via Business Insider, a look at a new Greenpeace report on the risk that 16 large-scale coal bases that China [...]
Prepare For Water Shocks
Via IRIN News, a report discussing the likelihood of water “shocks”: Is the world ready to face water shocks? For [...]
Where Farms Are Sucking The Planet Dry: The World Is Over-Using Underground Water Agriculture
Two articles examining a recent study that shows the impact that agriculture is having upon the world’s water resources.  The [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Water Supply Stress In China
Via the JAWRA blog, reference to a recent report on water supply stress in China: Water supply and use data [...]

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