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Disquiet Over India’s Dam Across the Dibang
Via The Diplomat, a report on India’s Dibang Multipurpose project: On February 28, the Indian government approved the construction of [...]
‘A Foundation of Racism’: California’s Antiquated Water Rights System Faces Scrutiny
Via the Los Angeles Times, a report on California’s antiquated water rights system: It’s an arcane system of water law [...]
The “Invisible” Water Crisis: Groundwater Sustainability in Asia and the Pacific
Via Asia Pathways, a look at the groundwater crisis: Demand for groundwater has increased steadily in Asia and the Pacific [...]
Egypt Presses On With Mega Water Projects Despite Burden On State Coffers
Via Al Monitor, a report how Egypt – as water scarcity threatens its food and national security – is moving [...]
Erdogan Pledges To Ease Iraq’s Water Shortage
Via Terra Daily, an article on Turkey’s water outreach to Iraq: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan pledged Tuesday to step [...]
Laos Takes Another Step Forward on Controversial Mekong Dam
Courtesy of The Diplomat, an article on continued progress towards the new China-backed Pak Lay hydropower project, one of nine [...]

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