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The Stream, March 2: Where Did The Brahmaputra River’s Water Go?
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As water levels dropped three meters (10 feet) in India's Brahmaputra…
India Supreme Court Again Pushes National River Linking Project to Proceed
This is the second time the court has promoted the mega-project that would link the major rivers in the north with those in the south as a way to better manage water, moving it from areas of perceived surplus to areas without sufficient supplies.
Ned Breslin: The Invisible Indian Indicator — On The Main Road and In Plain Sight
From a recent trip to rural India, Ned Breslin describes that moment when staff and partners made the jump to Everyone, highlighting the difference between counting beneficiaries like sheep and finding a particular community that signified that the ambition of everyone had been reached.
The Stream, February 28: The Future of Water in Central Asia
Water Law
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by five…
The Stream, February 22: Africa’s Food Security
Water Quality
Environmental degradation, including waste water…
The Stream, February 16: Uruguay to Begin Onshore Oil and Gas Exploration
Uruguay has signed a contract with U.S. company Schuepbach Energy…
The Stream, January 30: U.S. Natural Gas Reserves
Just how much natural gas is there in the United States? A recent…
The Stream, January 18: Commercial Agriculture Displaces Ethiopians
Agriculture
The Ethiopian government is relocating thousands…
The Stream, January 16: Asian Carp
Lake Erie and some of its biggest tributary rivers have just…
The Stream, January 12: Water as Business Risk
Next to power shortages, water scarcity will be the next big…
The Stream, January 9: China Moves Forward With South-North Water Transfer Project
China has completed the tunnel under the Yellow River for the…
Water News: What’s Ahead in 2012
News headlines are often dominated by the big, unexpected events…