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Thirsty Dragon: Moving Heaven & Earth To Bring Water To Beijing
Via Terra Daily, an updated look at China’s $62-billion South-North Water Diversion, which will bring water to the parched capital [...]
Water In America’s Southwest: A Glass (Lake?) Half Full
Courtesy of The New York Times, two interesting articles on the political, hydrological, and environmental challenges facing an increasingly dry [...]
Egypt and Thirsty Neighbors At Odds Over Nile
Courtesy of The New York Times, an interesting article on the increasing tensions between Egypt and its neighbors over the [...]
Hijacking A River: Peru’s Water Tensions Boil Over Into Climate Change Strikes
Courtesy of The Guardian, a report on an unfolding in the Peruvian region of Espinar, where people are outraged about [...]
Water Tension in American Southeast
Courtesy of The Economist, an update on the water tensions in the southeastern U.S.  As the article notes: “…FOR Americans [...]
Turning Siberian Rivers South: Central Asian Water Security
Via Terra Daily, a report that Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev recently resurrected a Soviet plan by suggesting that Russia should [...]

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