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Drought Gripping Morocco Is Bad Omen for Global Food Supplies
Via Bloomberg, a report on how Morocco’s unrelenting dry spell is ushering in record wheat imports and risking fruit and [...]
In Delhi’s Parched Slums, Life Hangs on a Hose and a Prayer
Via the New York Times, an article on how a heat wave has left water in short supply across India’s [...]
Water-Rich Gila River Tribe Near Phoenix Flexes Its Political Muscles In A Drying West
Via AP News, a look at the role that the water-rich Gila River tribe near Phoenix can play in a [...]
Conflict Flowing Down River: The Water War Between U.S. and Mexico
Via The Week, an article on rising water tensions between the U.S. and Mexico: The U.S. and Mexico are experiencing [...]
India-Pakistan Water Cooperation Returns to Kashmir
Via The Diplomat, a report on a hydroelectric inspection which signals increased India-Pakistan engagement amid climate concerns: In a significant [...]
Looking Beneath The Surface: Does Arizona Have Enough Water?
Via NPR, an article on Arizona’s water picture: Brett Fleck does not have an easy job. He manages water for [...]

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