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Building Resilience for Peace: Water, Security, and Strategic Interests in Philippines
Via New Security Beat, interesting commentary on a security approach that combines defense, diplomacy, and development efforts to promote improved governance, social stability, and [...]
Australia’s Water Tragedy: Hydropolitics and the Failure of the Murray Darling Basin Plan
Via Global Research, commentary on Australia’s much lauded Murray Darling Basin plan: Water is gold to survival, the indispensable, the [...]
91% of Karachi’s Water ‘Unfit to Drink’
Via Third Pole, a look at how – faced with leaky pipes, faulty treatment plants and illegal tapping – the [...]
Two Nations, One Aquifer
Via the Albuquerque Journal, an article on U.S. and Mexican management of the Mesilla Bolson aquifer: Deep underground, beneath the [...]
The Parched Tiger: India And Israel Cooperate On Water Management
Via Eurasia Review, a look at cooperation between India and Israel in the water sector: In July 2017, Indian Prime [...]
Why Turkish Dams Could Push the Region Toward New Conflict
Via Sputnik News, an interesting article on the potential impact that Turkish dams may have upon the Middle East: Turkey [...]

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