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How Climate Change, Dams, and Geopolitics Threaten The Mekong’s Future
Via Foreign Affairs, an article on the troubles facing the Mekong River: On October 29, Laos unveiled a new dam [...]
Nile Basin Water Wars: The Never-Ending Struggle Between Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan
Via Geopolitical Monitor, an article on tensions related to the Nile River: A Conflict through the Decades Known for being [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: Tibet’s Rivers Will Determine Asia’s Future
Via The Diplomat, a look at the dawn of a new era of building dams on the Yarlung Tsangpo, where [...]
Laos Hydro Project Switched On Along Dried-Out Mekong
Via Terra Daily, a report on a new hydropower project that was officially switched on in Laos: A multi-billion dollar [...]
Water Crisis: Pushing Iran To The Brink
Via The Iran Project, a report on Iran’s water scarcity crisis: One key point on which there is a global [...]
Egypt, Ethiopia Discuss Controversial Nile Dam
Via Terra Daily, a report on recent meetings between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Grand Renaissance Dam: Ethiopia and Egypt’s [...]

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