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South Asia: 25% of The World’s Population Accesses <5% of The World's Freshwater
Via Celsias, details of a startling new UN report indicating that hundreds of millions of South Asians face growing water [...]
Peace In The Pipeline: Water Peacemaking vs. Water Wars
Via The BBC, an interesting article on whether the focus should be on water peacemaking instead of water wars.  As [...]
The Great Lakes: An International Water Bank With Very Low Interest Rates
Courtesy of The Vancouver Sun, an interesting article on a report that indicates even the Great Lakes aren’t great enough [...]
Two Rivers Diverted…. The Thirsty Dragon Has To Choose Both Paths
Via Terra Daily, a report on China’s recent decision to divert water from its two longest rivers to help farmers [...]
Russian Interest in Central Asian Water
Via Terra Daily, an interesting report on Russia’s increasing interest in Central Asia’s water resources.  As the article notes “…Within [...]
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 [...]

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