A collection of articles about the Water crises
Thieves stole roughly 80,000 gallons of water in a region of Australia that’s suffering from one of the worst droughts in the history of the countr...
For billions, it can mean hours spent collecting water. For almost a million, it means dying from disease.
Our survival depends on water, yet global reserves are rapidly shrinking. It's now replaced oil as the most likely cause of global conflict. Can te...
Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan and water from the Nile: Why This Circle Could Spark Africa’s Biggest War
How Libya Built Brand-New Rivers Across the Sahara
BBC, 2017: "Meet the engineers who create ice structures in India's far north, to try to solve persistent water shortages.
For eons, the earth has had the same amount of water—no more, no less. What the ancient Romans used for crops and Nefertiti drank? It’s the same st...
Embattled leader of Cape Town warns coastal city will have to shut off taps amid devastating drought
As long as the Renaissance Dam remains an instrument in Ethiopia’s bid to control the Blue Nile, negotiations are doomed.
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