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Breaking Afghanistan’s Hydro-Political Trap
Courtesy of The Diplomat, a look at how – since its neighbors rely on unregulated river flows – any unilateral [...]
Tensions Are Rising Between States That Rely on the Colorado River
Courtesy of the New York Times, a report on what a prolonged drought means the nation’s largest reservoirs are dwindling, [...]
The Ogallala Aquifer Is Dying – As The Largest Supply Of Groundwater In The United States Vanishes, Farmers Are Deeply Concerned About What Is Next
Via The Economic Collapse, a sobering look at the accelerating decline of the Ogallala Aquifer: Gigantic underground aquifers are being [...]
Central Asia and Afghanistan: Water Cooperation at a Critical Juncture
Via SIWI, a look at how water cooperation in Central Asia and Afghanistan is entering a critical new phase. As [...]
Arizona and Nevada Agree to Trade for Desalinated Pacific Ocean Water
Courtesy of the New York Times, a report on how a decade-old treatment plant in San Diego County, Calif., could [...]
Sudan’s Water Crisis Worsened by War, But There is Hope
Via Cairo Review, a look at how – as Sudan continues to face numerous obstacles, including a lack of multilateral [...]

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