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India’s Controversial Afghanistan Dams
Via The Diplomat, an article on how Indian-built dams in Afghanistan are causing trouble with downstream states Iran and Pakistan: [...]
Shallow Waters
Via Quartz, an interesting look at how – in a warming world – the fight for water can push nations apart—or [...]
Pakistan Facing Crisis As Water Shortage Worsens
Via the Asia Times, a report on the acute water shortage that has crippled Pakistan’s hydropower generation and affected agriculture [...]
What Happens When Nunavut’s Rapidly Growing Capital City Runs Out Of Water?
Via Maclean’s, an article on a growing water crisis in Canada’s far North: Steel pipes have been driven and the [...]
Utah’s Big Water Grab
Via Outside Magazine, an interesting look at how the retiree oasis of St. George, Utah will explode with growth, turning red [...]
Kurdistan and Iraq Working Together To Solve The Region’s Water Crisis
Via SOFREP, an article on efforts by Kurdistan and Iraq to work together to address the region’s water crisis: The [...]

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