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Saudi Arabia To Expand Its Cloud Seeding Program
Via Semafor, a report on Saudi Arabia’s plans to expand its cloud seeding program: Saudi Arabia is readying an expansion [...]
Millions Depend On The Mississippi—But The Mighty River Is Running Dry
Tons of grains and crops are shipped down the Mississippi River every year. This National Geographic article examines what will [...]
How Did An Argentinian Lake The Size of New York City Disappear?
Via The Guardian, a sobering look at how drought and mismanagement have turned Lake Colhué Huapí into a virtual dustbowl. [...]
Disease and Malnutrition Stalk Water-Scarce Afghanistan
Via Dialogue Earth, a look at how three years of drought, a pariah regime and the loss of skilled workers [...]
How Cities Run Dry
Via Yale Climate Connection, an article on how – with rivers, lakes, and reservoirs long strained by overuse now facing [...]
Navajo Nation: America’s Water-Inequality Capital. It Might Be About to Change
Via Time Magazine, an article on Navajo Nation and water challenges facing America’s First Nations: In the Navajo Nation—a sweeping [...]

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