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Troubled Waters Between El Paso & Ciudad Juarez
Via the Border Wall As Architecture blog, some information on the water problems at the El Paso/Ciudad Juárez border resulting [...]
Central Asian Water: The Thirsty Dragon, The Aral Sea, and Ongoing Dilemmas
As we have discussed in this blog previously, Central Asian countries are divided into water suppliers (the mountainous countries of [...]
“The West Will Run Dry”: U.S. To Tap Mexico?
Via The Denver Post, an interesting article regarding recent moves between the U.S. and Mexico to ramp up discussions over [...]
South Africa’s ‘Strategic Water Intervention’ in Lesotho
Via The Water Is Life blog, an interesting look at the Lesotho Highlands Water Project, an intricate network of tunnels [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Science’s Concerns Over South-To-North
Via Yale’s Environment 360 blog, an interesting article on one geologist’s concerns about China’s massive Yangtze River diversion project and [...]
The Tibetan Plateau: A Freshwater Bank In Crisis
The Asia Society has produced a documentary about the impact of global warming on the Tibetan plateau, the rivers which [...]

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