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Texas Oil and Gas Companies Drill With River Water During Extreme Drought
Via Inside Climate News, a report on how oil and gas companies have used billions of gallons of Rio Grande [...]
U.S and Mexico Must Collaborate to Manage Water Supply Amid Climate Change
Via the Times of San Diego, commentary on the need for the U.S and Mexico to collaborate to manage water [...]
India’s Indus Waters Treaty Suspension: What Happens Next?
Via The Diplomat, a report on how – amid diplomatic escalations and exacerbating climate conditions – India can prioritize regional [...]
Kabul’s Water Crisis: An Inflection Point for Action
Via ReliefWeb, an article on a new Mercy Corps report on Kabul’s water crisis: This new report from Mercy Corps [...]
What India’s River Moves mean for South Asian Water Cooperation
Via Dialogue Earth, commentary on how India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty marks a turning point in transboundary water [...]
AI Is Draining Water From Areas That Need It Most
Via Bloomberg, an article on AI’s water footprint, particularly in areas already facing water scarcity: Each time you ask an [...]

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