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Pakistan’s India Obsession Hides Its Real Water Challenges
Via Third Pole.net, further commentary on how extensive coverage of the Indus Waters Treaty in the Pakistani media over-emphasizes disagreements with [...]
Climate Change May Fuel Terrorism Recruitment
Via The Guardian, a report on how terrorist groups will exploit natural disasters and water and food shortages: Climate change will fuel [...]
The Parched Tiger: Bangladeshis Won’t Accept Anything Short of Teesta Treaty With India
Via The Third Pole, an interview with with Bangladesh’s former top diplomat on the Teesta, India-Bangladesh water relations, the Farakka Barrage, [...]
Water Wars: A Historical Perspective
Via Popular Science, a timeline of historical global water conflict: Whether we’re poisoning, drowning, or dehydrating our enemies into submission, [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Is Fast Fashion Sucking China’s Aquifers Dry?
Via China Water Risk, a report on how groundwater is being over-extracted to grow cotton – is China or fast [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: China Ostensibly Cancels Myitsone Dam Project in Myanmar in Favour of Access to Kyaukpyu Port
Via Future Directions International, a report on the future of the Chinese-financed, US$3.6 billion ($4.77 billion) Myitsone hydropower dam project in [...]

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