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Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan Near Reservoir Agreement
Via Eurasianet, a report on Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan are nearing definitive agreement over how to share a disputed reservoir near [...]
Iraq Battles A New Enemy: Water Shortages
Via The Daily Mail, an article on Iraq’s water problems: After years battling Islamic State militants, Iraqi farmers – many [...]
The Thirsty Dragon and Parched Tiger: India Says Chinese Construction Dirtying Water
Via ABCNews, a report on Indian complaints that Chinese upstream activity is disturbing the Brahmaputra river: Officials in India’s northeast [...]
‘Blue Gold’ – Turkey’s Key To The ‘Dry Crescent’
Via Global Risk Insights, a report on the impact of Turkey’s efforts to control the headwaters of key water resources [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: World’s Largest Water Diversion Plan Won’t Quench China’s Thirst
Via Bloomberg, an article on China’s south-to-north diversion project: Autumn rains came too late to save the stunted stalks of [...]
Will Cape Town Run Out of Water?
Via Bloomberg, a report on Cape Town’s water crisis: Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille says she has a new [...]

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