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Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan: Edging Closer To Nile Dam Agreement?
Via the UAE’s The National, an update on Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan’s efforts to reach a Nile dam agreement: Egypt, Ethiopia [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: The Invisible Water Shortage In Hebei’s Capital
Via China Dialogue, a report on why – despite the fact that Shijiazhuang in northern China is suffering from a [...]
The Indus: The Most Important and Vulnerable ‘Water Tower’
Via The Guardian, an article on the 1.9 billion people at risk from mountain water shortages in the Himalaya: A quarter [...]
Thirsty Kathmandu Waits For Water That Never Arrives
Via Third Pole.net, a report on how one of the most rapidly urbanising cities on the planet – the capital [...]
Water May Help Exacerbate Violent Conflict, But Not Be Initial Cause
Via Future Directions International, commentary on how conflict related to water is more a response to government inability to provide basic [...]
Declining Colorado River Supply
Via Sustainable Waters, a report on the growing water crisis in the Colorado River Basin: Image: Lake Powell lost nearly [...]

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