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Are Gulf Nations Burying Their Heads In The Sand Over Water?
Via The Financial Times, an interesting look at how energy and water-intensive lifestyles have pushed the Gulf states into a [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Yunnan Province’s Role On The Frontlines of China’s Water Crisis Is Karst In Stone
Courtesy of The Circle of Blue, a detailed examination of Yunnan Province, the front lines of China’s fresh water crisis.  [...]
Arguing Over The Ganges
Via Bangladesh’s New Nation, an article on the sharing of rivers between India and Bangladesh.  As the report notes: “…Bangladesh [...]
Water, Climate Change, and International Security
The Pacific Institute recently released an interesting report entitled: Understanding and Reducing the Risks of Climate Change for Transboundary Waters.  [...]
“Liquid Peace” In The Middle East
Via Green Prophet, an interesting interview with Ashkelon, Israel’s mayor Benny Vaknin who is building a water bridge with the [...]
Mekong Under Threat
Courtesy of The Asia Pacific Journal, an examination of the threats facing the Mekong River.  As the article notes: “…Until [...]

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