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Mongolia Plans River Diversion As Mining Boom Sucks Gobi Dry
Via Third Pole, an article on Mongolian’ plans to address its water scarcity challenge via river diversion: In school geography [...]
Afghanistan and Iran: From Water Treaty To Water Dispute
Via The Interpreter, a report on how a dam near completion on the Helmand River in Afghanistan is at the centre of [...]
Water Conflicts in International Rivers
Via ESRI, a report on water conflicts on international rivers: October 24, 2020 is the deadline of the U.S water debt in which [...]
Why Nile Renaissance Dam Talks Are On Hold For Now
Via Al-Monitor, commentary on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam negotiations between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan whcih have been in a [...]
Water War: America Is Losing Credibility In The Egypt-Ethiopia Dam Dispute
Via National Interest, commentary on how – by not remaining impartial on the issue – the United States has likely [...]
Projecting “Peak Water” and “Peak Grain” For The US High Plains
Via , a report on water stress in the US midwest: “Peak oil” is a familiar phrase that refers to the [...]

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