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Wars Over Water In The Middle East
November 10th, 2022
November 10th, 2022
Via Al Jazeera, an interesting podcast examining the prospects of war over water in the Middle East:
We know water as a source of life. But dwindling resources could also be the reason for future wars in the Middle East. This precious commodity is slowly becoming scarce for several reasons. And there are worrying signs that our freshwater supplies in the region are running out fast.
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