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Arizona, Nevada, and Mexico to Face Unchanged Colorado River Water Cuts Amid Persistent Drought
Via Hoodline, an article on how three (3) southwestern states face unchanged Colorado River reductions amid persistent drought: As the [...]
Caspian Sea: At Risk of Desertification
Via Central Asian Bureau for Analytical Reporting, a report on the Caspian Sea: In November-December 2023, Beda organized the research [...]
Aquifers Along the Border
Via Texas Water Resources Institute, a look at groundwater aquifers shared between the U.S. and Mexico: When it comes to [...]
Climate Change Is Making the Middle East Uninhabitable
Via Foreign Policy, a report on the impact of climate change in the Middle East: Over the last 10 months, [...]
Water Pressure: TSMC, Other Corporations Tackle Groundwater Worries in Japan
Via Nikkei Asia, a report on how TSMC, others tackle groundwater worries in Kumamoto, Japan: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is [...]
U.S. Tech Groups’ Water Consumption Soars In ‘Data Centre Alley’
Courtesy of The Financial Times, an article on how water usage has increased by almost two-thirds since 2019 in the [...]

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