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The Rio Grande: A River Runs Dry
Via New Mexico Political Report, an article on the Rio Grande: Albuquerque residents coping with the COVID-19 pandemic have flocked [...]
Using Technology and Markets To Solve Water Scarcity In post-Soviet States
Via Smart Water Magazine, a look at how technology and modern market mechanisms can solve water scarcity in post-Soviet states: [...]
Can Arab League Push Ethiopia To Delay Filling Of Nile Dam?
Via Al-Monitor, an article on how – while Arab foreign ministers called on Ethiopia to refrain from filling the Ethiopian Renaissance [...]
Water: National Security Challenge For Pakistan
Via Pakistan’s Frontier Post, commentary on the water security challenge facing Pakistan: South Asia is home to around quarter of [...]
As Nile Dam Tensions Rise, ‘Miscalculation’ Could Lead to Conflict
Via VOA News, an update on Nile Dam tensions where some observers fear that ‘miscalculation’ could lead to conflict: Ethiopia is [...]
COVID-19 Hits Bhutan-India Water Cooperation
Via Third Pole.net, a report on how Bhutanese officials are scrambling to restore irrigation channels after farmers were thwarted by India’s [...]

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