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Why Tajikistan’s Water Matters
Via The Geopolitics, a look at why Tajikistan’s water matters: Tajikistan is a very rich country in terms of water [...]
Mexico City’s Water ‘Day Zero’ May Come Even for the Wealthiest Residents
Courtesy of The Washington Post, an article on Mexico City’s water crisis: Raquel Campos’ water issues started in January, when [...]
Iran Secures Water Rights from Afghanistan Following Talks
Via The Frontier Post, a report that Iran has secured water rights from Afghanistan following recent talks: The ambassador and [...]
Arizona Tribes Were Left Out of Water Decisions Until 1908. Here’s How They Negotiate Today
Via KJZZ, a report on how Arizona tribes, which were left out of water decisions until 1908, negotiate today: Arizona [...]
As Reservoirs Go Dry, Mexico City and Bogotá Stare Down ‘Day Zero’
Via Grist, a report on Mexico City and Bogotá which are both staring down ‘Day Zero’ and what they can [...]
Is Myanmar’s Junta About to Revive a Controversial Dam Project?
Via The Diplomat, a report that Myanmar’s junta has formed a new committee for the Myitsone hydropower project, which was [...]

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