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Central Asia Leaders Call For Joint Policy On Water
Via Terra Daily, an article on Central Asian water issues: Central Asian leaders met in Kazakhstan Friday to seek to [...]
Arizona Residents Fear What the State’s Mining Boom Will Do to Their Water
Via Inside Climate News, an article on many Arizonans’ fears that the state’s mining boom will threaten limited water supplies, [...]
As Canadian River Shrivels, Northern Communities Call for a Highway
Via Yale e360, a look at how – with the Mackenzie River too low for barge traffic – villages in [...]
Parched Tiger: In Water-Starved Punjab, Why Plans For A New Irrigation Canal Have Raised Concerns
Via India Express, a report on a new irrigation canal planned in water-starved Punjab: Almost seven decades after the construction [...]
Chinese Dam Construction In Afghanistan: Implications for Pakistan
Via The Diplomat, a report that Pakistan has long been concerned about dams on transboundary rivers in Afghanistan, but China’s [...]
The Geopolitics of Cambodia’s Funan Techo Canal
Via The Diplomat, a look at geopolitics of Cambodia’s Funan Techno Canal: In Cambodia, the $1.7 billion Funan Techo Canal, [...]

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