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California’s Water Empire: Over 100 Years of Engineering, Extraction and Avoidance
Via SoCal Water Wars, a look at how over a century of aqueducts, reservoirs, and political gambits has left California [...]
Could Ocean Desalination Help Solve Las Vegas’ Water Woes?
Via the Las Vegas Review Journal, a report that Las Vegas is exploring a water transfer deal with San Diego: [...]
AI Data Centers in Parched American West Need 7B Gallons of Water Annually
Via Quartz, a look at how new data center facilities across Arizona, Nevada, and Utah are demanding millions of gallons [...]
International Court Backs Pakistan’s Position on Indus Waters Treaty
Via Nikkei Asia, a report on latest developments around the Indus Waters Treaty where India continues to reject arbitration, leaving [...]
As the West Dries Out, a New Generation of Dams Rise
Via Bloomberg, a look at how the cities of Colorado’s Front Range are counting on new dams to support their [...]
On Euphrates, Global Warming Beginning To Mirror Bible’s ‘End of World’ Scenario
Via The Cool Down, a look at the dire condition of the Euphrates River: The Euphrates River, a waterway closely [...]

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