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India’s Worrying Plans for Dams on Transboundary Rivers Shared with Bangladesh 
Courtesy of The Diplomat, a look at the rising water tension between India and Bangladesh, where the former has at [...]
Desalination: By The Numbers
Via Technology Review, a detailed look at desalination technology, an increasingly important water source: When I started digging into desalination [...]
The Colorado River Is Effectively Insolvent — And Corporate Water Users May Not Have Priced It
Via Todd Cort’s informative Substack, commentary on the Colorado River, a climate-induced bankruptcy sitting on the balance sheet: Imagine that [...]
Confluence Beyond Borders in a Changing Climate: Dialogue for Cooperation in Central Asia and Afghanistan
Courtesy of SIWI, a new report examining water cooperation in Central Asia and Afghanistan: The region of Central Asia and [...]
Why the Aral Sea’s Restoration Matters Beyond Central Asia
Via The Diplomat, a report on how the Aral Sea’s story demonstrates how human actions can profoundly alter natural systems, [...]
Qosh-Tepa Looks Like a Disaster. Uzbekistan Thinks Otherwise.
Via Havli substack, commentary on how Central Asian countries are able to use their position as power exporters for leverage [...]

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