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Nile Negotiations Continue in Washington
Via Future Directions International, an update on the Grand Renaissance Dam negotiations: The Egyptian, Sudanese and Ethiopian water and foreign [...]
Are The Glaciers That Feed Asia’s Great Rivers Disappearing?
Via Outpost Magazine, a look at some of the glaciers feeding the Ganges river: Berinder and Karin are hidden under [...]
Chile: Privatizing Rivers?
Via The Ecologist, interesting commentary on Chile’s tendency to auction-off rivers for private gain: The Chilean government has continued with [...]
Could Pakistan Run Out Of Water?
Via National Interest, a look at Pakistan’s water crisis and whether Pakistani politics will become a fight for resources: When [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s Water Tower Facing Extreme Stress
Via China Water Risk, a report on the Tarim Basin which is China’s ‘Water Tower’ which is facing ‘extremely high’ water [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China’s First River Law Set To Push Green Transition
Via Silk Road.earth, a report on China’s first river law: China has drafted its first-ever river law for its largest river, [...]

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