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End of GERD-Lock: Ethiopia Completes Filling of Dam
Via Bloomberg, a report that Ethiopia has completed the filling of the controversial GERD Nile dam: Ethiopia completed the fourth [...]
Groundwater: Transboundary Aquifers Between U.S. and Mexico
Via the Permanent Forum on Binational Waters, a look at fresh research highlighting the significance of groundwater in the context [...]
Tijuana, Reliant on the Colorado River, Faces a Water Crisis
Via Associated Press, a video look at Tijuana’s water crisis: Tijuana, a bustling border city in northwestern Mexico, is experiencing a [...]
The Colorado River: Significantly Decline Due to Climate Change
Via Scripps News, a look at how rising temperatures have sucked more than 10 trillion gallons of water out of [...]
Mekong: A Vital Regional River Can Be a Route for U.S. Diplomacy
Courtesy of Foreign Policy, a commentary that U.S. President Biden’s Vietnam deals should center on the Mekong: On Sept. 10, [...]
Palestinian Water Woes Highlight Dashed Hopes of Oslo Accords
Via Al Monitor, a report on how Palestinian water woes highlight the dashed hopes of the Oslo Accords: Thirty years [...]

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