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Global Water Geopolitics: Potential Water Woes (and Wars) in Central Asia
As freshwater resources become ever more scarce or polluted, a global crisis in access to clean water is emerging. While [...]
Water & Politics in Bangladesh’s “Waterworld”
An excellent article by Robert Kaplan in the January/February ’08 edition of The Atlantic Monthly, examining the catastrophic threats that [...]
More Water Politics in California
As recently reported in The Los Angeles Times, cities and water agencies across California are scrambling to assess the ramifications [...]
Poised For A Future Diplomatic Meltdown? Indo-Chinese Tensions over Use of Tibet’s Water
Lost in the generally enthusiastic media coverage of the recent Indo-Chinese bilateral meetings is the long-standing issue of water resource [...]
Iran’s Regional Water Exports
Shana (Iran’s Petroenergy Information Network) recently reported that Kuwait and Iran plan to sign a water and gas export contract [...]
Challenges Facing The Yellow River: Not Water Under the Bridge
NPR has a wonderful five-part series on the environmental crisis facing China’s Yellow River, which snakes through northern China for [...]

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