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The Thirsty Dragon: Bringing The Yellow River Back In The Flow
Via China Dialogue, an interesting article on China’s efforts to regulate and restore China’s polluted, drought-ridden Yellow River which once struggled [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Ignores Own Irrawaddy Dam Study
Via The Asia Sentinel, a report that China is ignoring its own Irrawaddy dam study and going ahead with the [...]
UN Calls For More Water Cooperation In Central Asia
Via Radio Free Europe, a report from the UN indicating that more cooperation among Central Asian states sharing the shores [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Why We Care About the Price of Water in China
Via Bloomberg, an interesting article on the impact that water shortages in China are having around the world: An American [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Push For More Hydropower Tests Limits
Via Reuters, a report that China’s plans to use massive new hydropower development to boost its power capacity by nearly [...]
The Case For Water Diplomacy
Via USC’s Center for Public Diplomacy, an interesting article on water diplomacy: “Just turn on the faucet.” That’s the answer [...]

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