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In Parched Sri Lanka, Biggest Shortage Is Of Water Policy
Via Thomas Reuters Foundation, a look at Sri Lanka where – as the country cycles between floods and droughts – [...]
The Thirsty Dragon: Is China Seeking To Make A Weapon of Water?
Via the Daily Mail, a look at China’s regional water ambitions: China’s cutting off the flow of a Brahmaputra tributary [...]
Vietnam’s Angst As China and Laos Dam the Mekong
Via Mongabay, a detailed look at whether – given Laos’ aspirations to become the “battery of Asia” and Chinese dam [...]
Bangladesh Invites Indian Investment In Ganges Barrage Project
Via Future Directions International, a report on Bangladesh’s interest in having India as a stakeholder in the proposed Ganges Barrage project: [...]
The Parched Tiger: Should India Turn The Tap Tight On Indus Water?
Via Eurasia Review, a look at the potential for India to use the Indus for political reasons against Pakistan: Ever [...]
Mississippi’s Claim That Tennessee Is Stealing Groundwater Is A U.S. Supreme Court First
Courtesy of Circle of Blue, an interesting look at Mississippi’s lawsuit against Tennessee, the first lawsuit over a shared aquifer to [...]

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