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Sustainability of Arabian Peninsula’s Fossil Aquifers
Via Terra Daily, a look at the Arabian Peninsula’s fossil aquifers: In a place like Delaware, where it rains frequently, [...]
Iran’s Urmia Lake Water Level Improves
Via The Iran Project, an update on the status of Lake Umria: In the 7th month of the current Iranian [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: How Dams and China’s Might Imperil The Mekong
Courtesy of The New York Times (subscription required), a sobering look at the future of the Mekong River: When the [...]
Egypt ‘Deadlocked’ In Nile dam Talks With Ethiopia
Via Al Jazeera, a report on Egyptian claims that the Ethiopian delegation ‘rejected all the proposals that take Egypt’s water [...]
Faced With Climate Change, Addis Ababa Shores Up Its Water Supply
Via Thompson Reuters Foundation, a report on Addis Ababa’s efforts aimed at pumping storing, cleaning and delivering more groundwater: Every day, [...]
Can Water Markets Help Iran?
Via The Iran Project, an interesting look at the potential for waters to help quench Iran’s growing thirst: Managing limited [...]

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