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GCC Backs Egypt In Nile River Dam Dispute With Ethiopia
Via Al Monitor, a report that many Gulf states are backing Egypt in its Nile river dam dispute with Ethiopia: [...]
Lake Urmiya in Iranian Azerbaijan May Soon Cease to Exist
Via Window on Eurasia, a report on the Lake Urmiya: Yasir Rakhbardin, who is in charge of water supplies in [...]
Afghanistan Shrivels in Worst Drought in Decades
Via The Diplomat, a report on Afghanistan’s drought which – along with the fighting – has contributed to displacing over [...]
As U.S. West Withers, Corporations Consolidate Land and Water Rights
Via Circle of Blue, a look at how – with farms, ranches and rural communities facing unprecedented threats – a [...]
Iraqi Water Ministry Moves To File Lawsuit Against Iran Over Water Policy
Via The National, an article on the Iraqi water ministry’s moves to file a lawsuit against Iran: Iraq has completed procedures [...]
The Parched Tiger: Can Darjeeling’s Thirst Be Quenched?
Via India Water Portal, a look at the reasons behind a growing water crisis in Darjeeling and what can be done [...]

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