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Will An Ancient Mega Lake Bring Peace to Sudan?
Courtesy of The Green Prophet, a report on an ancient underground lake that may help ease Sudan’s water stress:   [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: South – North Project To Begin Operating In 2013
Via Terra Daily, a report that China’s South-North water project will begin operating in 2013.  As the article notes: A [...]
Pakistan’s Dam Issues
Via Celsias, a look at the dam issues affecting Pakistan:   Electricity generation is a major concern for much of [...]
Turkey’s Contemplated European Union “Freeze” – All About Water?
Via The International Water Law Project, a report on how Turkey’s contemplated “freeze” of its relations with the EU is [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Trans-Provincial Compensation Mechanism – A New Path For China’s Water Environment Protection
Via Xinhua, an interesting report on a new trans-provincial compensation mechanism intended to help improve China’s water environment protection.  As [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Game-Changing Water Policies
Via The Council on Foreign Relations, a look at China’s water policies: Water is an issue that preoccupies Chinese officials [...]

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