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Egypt, Sudan Accuse Ethiopia of Stalling Nile Dam Talks
Via Al Monitor, a report on how Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan continue to trade accusations on the failure of the Nile [...]
Drought-stricken Colorado River Basin Could See Additional 20% Drop in Water Flow by 2050
Via Yale Climate Connections, a look at how the region is transitioning to a more arid climate, challenging longstanding practices of [...]
Egypt’s Farmers On Front Line In Battle Against Water Scarcity
Via The Financial Times, an article on how Egypt’s farmers are on front line in battle against water scarcity: Ali Mahmoud [...]
New Parties Emerge To Try To Break Deadlock In Nile Dam Negotiations
Via Al Monitor, an article on the new countries which are seeking a mediation role in the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: China Risks A Himalayan Water War With India
Via Asia Times, a look at how China’s plan to dam the Yarlung Zangbao, the world’s highest river, threatens to spark [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Water Challenges in 2021
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, an interesting interview on China’s water challenges in 2021: What are the trends, hurdles, and [...]

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