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The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: India’s Response to World’s Largest Dam in China Faces Local Opposition
Via The Diplomat, a look at India’s response to world’s largest dam in China: Strong protests have erupted in the [...]
The Drought That Felled Assad
Via Foreign Policy in Focus, commentary on the impact that drought played in Syria’s recent revolution: The meteorological drought that [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: US National Security Adviser To Discuss Chinese Dams In India Visit
Via Reuters, an article on US interest in China’s recently announced dam project: U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan’s visit [...]
Saving the Great Salt Lake by Rebalancing Its Water Budget
Via Sustainable Waters, commentary on a new approach to save Great Salt Lake: In recent years I’ve had the great [...]
Saudi Arabia Boosts Desalinated Water Supply to 50% In Vision 2030 Push
Via The Arab News, a report on Saudi Arabia’s desalination plans: Saudi Arabia’s water sector witnessed significant shifts in 2023, [...]
Afghanistan Warns Iran After Criticism of Dam Project
Via Dawn, a report on continued water tension between Afghanistan and Iran: The Afghan government warned Iran on Wednesday against [...]

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