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A Partial Nile Sharing Pact?
As we discussed in an earlier post and as this Terra Daily article notes, the Nile nations remain split on [...]
Africa: The “Underdammed” Continent
Courtesy of The Economist, a report on dam building initiatives in Africa, rife with controversy, hostility, and some optimism: “…AFRICA [...]
A Political Storm Hovers Over Calm Nile Water
With 300 million people dependent on the water of the Nile, it is not surprising that a deal on its [...]
Understanding the Linkage Between Water and Energy Security: The Geopolitical “Watergy Nexus”
Courtesy of Hydro-Logic, an interesting look at how the interconnected dynamics of water and energy resources – what I have [...]
Water In South Asia – Affecting The Balance of Power
Courtesy of Hydro-Logic, an excellent analysis of how transboundary water issues are one of the top three concerns affecting the [...]
Increasing Tension As ‘Watergy Nexus’ Increases In Importance
Via Terra Daily, another report noting the growing concerns over escalating water crises, particularly as the water-energy nexus (“watergy nexus”) [...]

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