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Making Water Stress a ‘Wedge’ Issue
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A new approach puts people at the center of the water discussion.
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Study: Water Stress Affects Fewer Cities Than Previously Thought
Pipelines and canals buy some cities a ticket out of water stress…
Report: 25% of World’s Agriculture Growing in Regions of High Water Stress
A new study from the World Resources Institute shows the connection between crops and water scarcity.
The Stream, December 18: ‘Peak Farmland’ May Be Good for All
Will farm land run out? The New York Times Dot Earth blog takes…
The Stream, October 23: Businesses and Water
The Carbon Disclosure Project of London, UK has released the…
The Stream, September 21: India Water Dispute
India
A water shortage in India's Cauvery River Basin has pitted…
The Stream, March 20: Connecting the Dots Between Water Stress and Food Prices
Hydropower and Water Security
Two of the world's biggest energy…
Report: Thirsty Power Plants Increase U.S. Water Stress
Water-energy choke points in Texas serve as examples of a larger issue for the United States, as pointed out in a new report for the Energy and Water in a Warming World Initiative, spearheaded by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
The Stream, April 27: Climate Change Impacts
A new federal report on the impact of climate change in the western…
The Stream, March 23: World Water Ranking
Mauritania, Kuwait and Jordan are the most water-stressed countries…
Choke Point: China – Confronting Water Scarcity and Energy Demand in the World’s Largest Country
An escalating confrontation over resources; a confrontation with global implications.