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Many U.S. West Farmers Ready To Sell Groundwater Rights As Aquifers Shrink
Via KUNR, a report that many U.S. Mountain West farmers are ready to sell groundwater rights as aquifers shrink: Decades [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Record Rainfall Spoils Crops in China, Rattling Its Leaders
Via the New York Times, an article on how record rainfall has impacted food production in China and emphasized the [...]
Water and Climate: Inseparable
Via The Economist, a reminder of why water and climate are inseparable: Rising temperatures do more than make the world [...]
India-Bangladesh Water Dispute: Why A New Approach Is Necessary
Via Eurasia Review, commentary on the recent floods in Bangladesh, some of which may have been caused by the release [...]
Dancing With Water: What Can The World Learn From Japan’s Profoundly Wet History?
Via Aeon, an interesting look at what – as storms, droughts and floods become more intense – the world can [...]
4,000 Years of Conflict Over Water
Via the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, a timeline of 4,000 years of conflict over water: On June 6, 2023, bombs [...]

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