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Hydropolitical Vulnerability in Asia
Via WaterWired, a summary of the Asian section of the UNEP report on hydrovulnerability, in particular the conclusions reached on [...]
East Africa: Aquacalypse Now
Courtesy of The Economist, a report on a looming water crisis in East Africa that is likely to give rise [...]
Water Wars – Between Industries
While this blog normally examines water allocation and scarcity issues between various transnational or other jurisdictions, this New York Times [...]
Hydropolitical Vulnerability and Environmental Security
Via Aquadoc, news that the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is publishing a series on the hydropolitical vulnerability and resilence [...]
A Dying Aral Sea Gives Rise To Increased Tensions In The Region
Via Window on Eurasia, a report that demise of the Aral Sea, the loss of which is already having an [...]
“Jordan Is Thirsty And Cannot Wait Any Longer…”
Via Terra Daily, a report that Jordan has decided to go it alone and build a two-billion-dollar pipeline from the [...]

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