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Diminishing Water Resources Threaten Peace In Africa
Via The Washington Times, a look at how diminishing water resources threaten peace, particularly in Africa.  As the report notes: [...]
Bangladesh & India: Concerns Over Tipaimukh Dam Project
Via Global Voices, a report on the Tipaimukh Hydroelectric Project being constructed near the confluence of Barak and Tuivai rivers, [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Demand Reduction Efforts In China
Two articles examining China’s impending freshwater scarcity crisis and the impact of some nascent demand reduction efforts.  First, courtesy of [...]
Water Wars: Myth or Reality?
Via SFGate.com, another look at water wars by Peter Gleick of The Pacific Institute.  As the article notes, while he [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: The Impact of China’s Dam Building Activities on Regional Watersheds
Two recent articles reporting on China’s dam building spree on the upper Mekong and how it may impact downstream states.  [...]
Rising Tide Of Tension Between Turkey & Iraq
Via Seed Daily, a report on increasing water tensions between Turkey and Iraq.  As the article notes: “…Iraq faces an [...]

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