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Access to Water: A Security Concern and Potential Trigger of Conflict
As reported by Terra Daily, Singapore’s  Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong stated that access to water is increasingly seen as [...]
The Queen of Sin City’s Royal Flush
Via The Las Vegas Sun, an interesting look at Pat Mulroy of the Southern Nevada Water Authority and the actions [...]
The Thirsty Dragon’s Thirsty Games
Via Forbes, another article detailing how residents of China’s barren northern villages, still gasping from the effects of a severe [...]
World Water Use
Via Forbes, an insightful map in which the size of each nation is distorted to illustrate its respective total annual [...]
Shrinking Lake Chad
Via National Geographic, dramatic satellite images from 1972 (left) and 2007 (right) which show the water-level decline in Lake Chad, [...]
Central Asia: Water Tensions Soon To Boil Over?
From Radio Free Europe, a detailed look at how age-old water problems are bringing tensions to a boil in Central [...]

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