Commentary: Great Lakes As Sacred Spaces

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In the battle between sacred places and commerce, the sacred rarely stands a chance.

China, Tibet, and the Strategic Power of Water: Pollution and Global Warming Threaten Asias’s Most Important Freshwater Source

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eneration are occurring between Chinese police and young Tibetan protestors. The fierce fighting, which erupted in March, has produced casualties on both sides and prompted demonstrations around the world. Many analysts assert that the fighting is caused, at least in part, by fear that the Chinese government’s long-standing strategy to open Tibet’s vast reserves of copper, iron, lead, zinc, and other minerals will accelerate with the railroad’s development.
The Tibetan Plateau

China, Tibet, and the Strategic Power of Water

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Pollution and global warming threaten Asia's most important freshwater source.

Geoffrey Dabelko: Talking water and opportunities for environmental peacemaking

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Dr. Geoffrey D. Dabelko is director of the Environmental Change…

Water: Early Warning for Conflict or Catalyst for Peace?

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On the Tibetan Plateau, where a whim of nature created the highest…

Biofuels: Choice of fuel, food or water?

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Nations make tradeoffs to feed ever-increasing energy needs By…

Samsung to produce water-powered mobile phone battery

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Samsung announced that it will come up with new mobile phone…

Water shortage sparks protest

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DHAKA, Bangladesh - Hundreds of people staged protests in the…

Greenland’s melting ice is turning blue

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GENEVA - Arctic ice may be melting faster than most climate change…

Toxic water panics Indians

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FARIDKOT - A sudden increase in water-borne diseases over the…

Water rationing on the way in California

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CONTRA COSTA, California - The East Bay's largest water supplier…

“Water Wars” Could Be On Tap for Great Lakes

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TORONTO, Canada - Parched U.S. states could start "water wars"…