Ghana’s Western Regional Minister orders Chinese firm to halt river pollution
The directive, issued by Ghana’s Western Regional Minister Joseph Nelson, follows complaints by the Ghana Wate...
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Lithium in Bolivia: What is behind the contracts signed by the government with Chinese and Russian companies?
The government of Luis Arce has not been able to obtain support for the lithium mining co...
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Blue skies and clean water: China’s commitment to green development.
As China accelerates the formation of green production modes and lifestyles, and supports high-quality development with a h...
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Harnessing Hydropower, Sparking Tensions: PRC Mega-Dam and India’s Water Security Fears. Publication: China Brief Volume: 25 Issue: 2. By: Genevieve Donnellon-May.
Executive Summary:
The People’s Re...
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Residents in southern China report algae blanketing beaches as experts warn of increasing pollution, health hazards, and risks to fisheries.
A massive toxic algal bloom has swarmed China’s southern c...
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Blue Community Ambassador Lyla Mehta is one of the panelists on the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) flagship event “Recasting Development” to explore key trends in development 202...
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Chinese authorities in Tibet have detected problems, including cracks, at five out of 14 hydropower dams that they have inspected since a magnitude 6.8 earthquake rocked the southwest region last week...
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Government officials in Zimbabwe have been scrutinizing a Chinese mining company that has been operating a gold mine in the country’s east since at least 2021. The scrutiny comes as residents voice co...
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Sustainable water governance is often idealized as a nirvana concept and is a widely adopted policy model, framed by narratives of water scarcity and economic rationality. These narratives typically a...
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