“When the tsunami hit Thailand’s coastal line … nobody in this country would have thought that Mother Nature could inflict such casualties to the land of smile.” With those words,…

In India, ‘reportage on this complex subject has regressed to its earlier character—unsophisticated and immature.’

A photographer chronicles the slow death of the Colorado River Delta.

Three years after the Elbe River flood, ‘it is even harder to get these topics back into the news.’

‘Unless there is a real and apparent danger … reporters will find it hard to convince editors to dedicate time and space for water stories.’

A journalist describes approaches to and experiences with coverage of Egypt’s water issues.

‘While its ideals are deeply rooted in the core mission, the foundation could never afford to stand still.’

Journalists’ access to construction sites is curtailed, so environmental effects and population displacement can’t be easily reported.

Filmmakers invite ‘viewers to commit themselves for a while to the characters on screen and the choices they make.’

‘… I finally got to make some peaceful and quiet pictures.’