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Climate Change Impacts Afghanistan’s Prospects For Peace
Via National Geographic, a look at the impact that drought and climate change are having upon Afghanistan: As dry months [...]
Egypt Has Controlled the Nile For Thousands Of Years, But A New Dam Threatens That
Courtesy of The New York Times, a detailed look at how Ethiopia is staking its hopes on its $4.5 billion hydroelectric [...]
The Parched Tiger: Women Bear Biggest Burden of India’s Water Crisis
Via IDR, a look at how – in India – women are not just integral to addressing the country’s water [...]
MENA Water Security
Via SmartWater Magazine, a report on water scarcity in the MENA region: Water crisis, extreme weather events, and failure of [...]
Water Insecurity in Central Asia: A Steppe on the One Belt, One Road Initiative?
Via Future Directions International, a look at water insecurity in Central Asia: Central Asia is integral to Chinese efforts to [...]
Water Scarcity and Global Politics: Taking The World To The Precipice
Via the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, commentary on the nexus between water scarcity and global politics: The link between climate [...]

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