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The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Decade Plan for Water
Via Columbia University’s State of the Planet blog, a report on China’s recent No. 1 central document which – for [...]
Gaddafi Dead: What Is The Fate Of The Great Man Made River?
Via Green Prophet, musings on Libya’s Great Man Made River project now that a change in political leadership has occurred: [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Over-Exploitation of Hydropower May Threaten Parent Rivers in China
Via The Worldwatch Institute, a report on how the over-exploitation of hydropower may threaten parent rivers in China.  As the [...]
High & Dry: Why The World May Be Running Out Of Clean Water
Via Time, a report on the Pacific Institute’s recently released seventh volume of The World’s Water: Earlier this month, officials [...]
Egypt and Sudan Angry Over Nile Basin Development
Via BikyaMasr, an article on Egypt’s and Sudan’s anger over Nile Basin development: Egypt and Sudan are worried and frustrated [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: The Water Hegemon?
Courtesy of Project Syndicate, an article examining China’s efforts to control the headwaters and flows of a number of rivers [...]

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