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Disputes Between Jordan and Saudi Arabia Over the al-Disi Aquifer
Via Green Prophet, an update on Jordan’s long planned water conveyance project to bring water from an underground aquifer near [...]
The Nile Water War: Soon To Heat Up?
Via Terra Daily, an interesting article on the potential that a new Sudan state will threaten to upend the Nile [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Downstream Fury Over Upstream Dams
Courtesy of China Dialogue, the first of a three-part series by historian Qin Hui in which he criticises Beijing’s response [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Boosting Supplies Is Not Enough
Via China Dialogue, an interesting acknowledgement that boosting supplies won’t solve Beijing’s chronic water shortage unless the government also tackles [...]
Parched Tiger: Growing Water Resource Deficits Across India
Via Columbia University’s State of The Planet blog, an in-depth analysis of the the problem of water resource deficits across [...]
Parched for Peace: The Fertile Crescent Might Be Barren
Via Columbia University’s Water Matters blog, a detailed analysis of the impact that drought is having upon the Middle East’s [...]

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