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Kazakhstan Moves to Ease Water Conflict in Central Asia
Via Geopolitical Monitor, a report on Kazakhstan’s effort to ease water conflict in Central Asia: An early August meeting of [...]
US, China Dueling For Power On The Mekong
Via The Asia Times, a report on how the countries sharing the Lancang-Mekong River are entering a new era of [...]
Nile Dam Dispute Remains Stalled
Via Al Monitor, a report on how the dispute over the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam remains unresolved between Egypt, Sudan [...]
The Soviet Water Legacy in Central Asia
Via The Diplomat, a look at the complex Soviet legacy in Central Asia’s water and energy infrastructure: The Soviet water [...]
California’s ‘Cantaloupe Center’ Struggles As Drought Pummels U.S. West
Courtesy of The Washington Post, a report on the impact of drought on California’s ‘Cantaloupe Center’: This small town in California’s [...]
Drought Diplomacy Helps Boost Israel-Jordan Ties
Via Terra Daily, an article on the water diplomacy between Israel and Jordan: As scientific warnings of dire climate change-induced drought [...]

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