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The Thirsty Dragon: Chinese-Funded Hydropower Project Sparks Anger In Burma
Courtesy of The Washington Post, an article on how Chinese-funded hydropower projects are sparking anger in Burma.  As the report [...]
Dams Increasing Water Pressure Along Niger River
Via IPS Africa, a report on how several new dams are sparking concern over equitable sharing of the Niger River [...]
South Asia’s Water (In)Security?
Via India Seminar, an interesting report on Asia’s water security issues: IN today’s era of globalization, the line between critic [...]
Saving South Asia’s Water
Via China Dialogue, commentary on the impacts of climate change on the Yarlung Zangbo and the future of Asia’s rivers: [...]
Turkish Water Projects Stirring Resentment Around The Region
Via Green Prophet, an interesting article on the impact of Turkish water projects on the wider region: “…Turkey’s massive Southeastern [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Mixed Feelings About China’s New River
Via American Public Radio, a brief look at China’s 800 mile-long man-made waterway which will divert water from the Yangtze [...]

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