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The Beginning of Water Wars? / Water for Arms
We reported earlier that Spain was recently forced to consider importing water from France by boat to address a severe [...]
Successful Cooperation in the Niger Basin
As reported by AFP, not all water politics are tales of animosity or conflict – there are some examples of [...]
Severe Drought in Europe Stirs Up Regional Tensions
As recently reported by The International Herald Tribune, a drought that Spanish officials are calling the worst in a century [...]
The Thirsty U.S. West – Water Woes To Beget New Dams?
As reported in The Seattle Times, a booming population, droughts, and growing fears about climate change have regional governments once [...]
National Water Shortage – North & South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee Experiencing “Extreme” to “Exceptional” Drought Conditions
For months now, as discussed on this blog and as recently reported by TreeHugger, several areas of the USA have [...]
A Royal Flush (2): Potential Alternatives to Addressing Nevada’s Water Issues
According to an article in the Salt Lake City Tribune, there are a number of potential alternatives to the water [...]

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