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The Thirsty Dragon: Watts, Water, and Workers
Courtesy of The Circle of Blue, a detailed look at China’s ambitious water conservation and transfer program, started in 2003, [...]
Vietnam, Laos Split Over Mekong Dam
Via Global Geopolitics, a report on the Xayaburi dam issue has become the first major test of environmental diplomacy for [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: A Dry and Anxious North Awaits China’s Giant, Unproven Water Transport Scheme
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, a detailed look at China’s ambitious South-North Water Transfer Project designed to solve a commanding [...]
Burundi Signs New Nile River Agreement
Via The International Water Law Project, a report on Burundi’s decision to become the sixth signatory to the Nile River [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Drought Nears Worst In 200 years
Via Climate Progress, a further look at the crippling drought in China and its likely impact on world food prices: [...]
Avoiding Water Wars: Water Scarcity and Strategic Power of Water In Central Asia
The United States should play a key role in holding off looming water conflicts in Central Asia, according to a [...]

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