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The Thirsty Dragon: Re-Nu’ed Momentum For Dams
Via China Dialogue, an updated look at how once-defeated plans to build a cascade of dams on China’s Nu River [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: The Push To Dam China’s Rivers
Courtesy of Columbia University’s State of the Planet blog, an interesting look at China’s campaign to vastly expand its hydroelectric [...]
Middle East Nations At ‘Extreme Risk’ of Water Shortages
Via Arabian Business, a look at the water scarcity risk facing a number of Middle East nations: Gulf states the [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Central China’s Reservoirs Become Dead Water
Courtesy of The New York Times, an article detailing the crisis unfolding in drought ravaged China: “…A severe drought along [...]
When The Arab World Dries Up
Via China Dialogue, a detailed report on how water usage in north Africa and the Middle East is unsustainable and [...]
Working Towards Afghanistan’s Water Security
Courtesy of Columbia University’s State of the Planet, an interesting commentary on Afghanistan’s water challenges: Darunta Dam, Nangarhar Province, Eastern [...]

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