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The Thirsty Dragon: Only Uncertainty Reigns In Dry Beijing
Via China Dialogue, an article on China’s desperate shortage of water and Beijing’s uncertainty as to how to fix the [...]
Geopolitical Water and Food Security Melting Away In Face of Rising Temperatures
Via Grist, an interesting article on impact that higher temperatures, melting glaciers, and depletion in aquifers may have upon food [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Told To Reduce Food Production Or Face ‘Dire’ Water Levels
Via The Guardian, an interesting article on how China is running out of water and can no longer afford to [...]
Sudan Seeks To Tap ‘Blue Gold’ With New Dam Projects
Via Terra Daily, an article on Sudan’s blue ambitions: Sudan is aggressively seeking to tap its abundant Nile waters with [...]
Water Wars: 21st Century Conflicts?
Via Al Jazeera, an interesting report on the how almost half of humanity will face water scarcity by 2030 and [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Harnessing Asia’s River Flows To Power Its Industrial Miracle
Via OilPrice.com, a review of Beijing’s efforts to harness Asia’s river flow to power its industrial miracle.  As the article [...]

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