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The Only Major City In The World Not Built On a Water Source
Via Medium, an article on Johannesburg, the only major city in the world not built on a water source: One [...]
Central Asia’s Melting Glaciers
Via Terra Daily, a report on the concern arising from Central Asia’s melting glaciers: Near a wooden hut high up [...]
More Than Half Of Brazil Is Racked By Drought. Blame Deforestation.
Courtesy of the Washington Post, a report on Brazil’s drought: In the north of Brazil, dried rivers have left communities [...]
Managing Groundwater on the U.S.-Mexico Border: Challenging But Vital
Via APM Research Lab, an article on the importance of managing groundwater on the U.S.-Mexico border: Constellation Brands, a U.S.-based [...]
Western Water: Where Values, Math, and the “Law of the River” Collide
Via The Land Desk, an essay on water in the U.S. West – where values, math, and the “Law of [...]
Texas Farm Fights To Protect Aquifer Amid Growing Water Export Concerns
Via KOSA, a look at one Texas farm’s efforts to protect its aquifer amid growing water export concerns: Located 99 [...]

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