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Colonial-Era Treaties To Blame For Unresolved Dispute Over Ethiopia’s Dam
Via The Conversation, a look at how colonial-era Nile river treaties are to blame for the unresolved dispute over Ethiopia’s [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Is China Gaining a Stranglehold on the World Water Supply?
Via LinkedIn, one observer’s commentary on China’s strategic actions around water: In the upcoming U.S. presidential election, China has emerged [...]
Philippines: Water Crisis Hotspot
Via Eurasia, a report on the Philippines’ water crisis: The Philippines, despite being surrounded by water, is likely to face [...]
The Parched Tiger: How Did India Arrive At It Worst Water Crisis Ever?
Via IDR online, a list of the reasons why India is experiencing its worst ever water crisis: What underlies India’s [...]
Egypt Steps Up Diplomatic Action In Nile Dam Dispute
Via Al Monitor, an update on the Nile dam dispute: As part of extensive diplomatic actions to shore up support for [...]
Cambodia Scraps Plans for Mekong Hydropower Dams
Via The Guardian, a report on Cambodia’s decision to scraps plans for Mekong hydropower dams: A Cambodian government decision to postpone [...]

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