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To Protect the Sea, the Kazakh Government Must Disclose Caspian Oil Agreements
Via The Diplomat, a look at efforts to protect the Caspian Sea: The fate of the Caspian Sea hangs in [...]
Big Tech’s New Data Centers Will Take Water From The World’s Driest Areas
Via The Guardian, a report on how Amazon, Google and Microsoft are building datacentres in water-scarce parts of five continents: [...]
Trump’s Denial of Mexico’s Colorado River Request Sparks Concerns Over Future Water Negotiations
Via The Hill, an article on the Trump administration’s unprecedented decision to deny a delivery of water to Mexico: The [...]
Earth’s Soil Is Drying Up. It Could Be Irreversible.
Via the Washington Post, a look at how losses in soil moisture already pose issues for farming, irrigation systems and [...]
The Gorge Between China and India on Hydropolitics
Via The Diplomat, a report on how miscommunication and misunderstood geography are confounding discussions about China’s planned dams on the [...]
Data Centers a Small, But Growing Factor in Arizona’s Water Budget
Via Circle of Blue, a report on the water footprint of Arizona’s growing data center industry: It was supposed to [...]

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